b. 1988, Patiala, Punjab, India
I think of art as a way of listening.
My practice begins with observing the quiet relationships between people, places, memories, materials, and the living Earth. These observations gradually unfold into immersive environments, sculptural interventions, moving images, visual narratives, poetry, soundscapes, and participatory experiences that invite others to become part of the work.
I am interested in developing conditions and designing environments where curiosity replaces certainty, play becomes a form of inquiry, and strangers begin to belong deeply through shared experience & explorations.
Architecture taught me to think through spaces. Poetry teaches me to listen through silence. Nature continues to teach me that every living system is collaborative. My practice exists somewhere at the intersection of these ways of seeing.
I am drawn to questions more than conclusions. How does a place change when people participate in making it? Can celebration become a form of ecological practice? How might beauty cultivate responsibility rather than consumption? What forms of art help us remember our belonging within the larger web of life?
These questions continue to guide an evolving practice that moves across festivals, public spaces, exhibitions, films, workshops, and community initiatives. Together, they reflect an ongoing attempt to weave experiences where art becomes another way of inhabiting life with greater presence, wonder, and care.
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I envision cultivating the conditions for immersive experiences, environments, and living communities where art becomes a way of listening, curiosity becomes a way of learning, and participation becomes a way of belonging. These spaces invite people to rediscover their relationship with themselves, one another, and the living Earth, awakening to the web of life as an interconnected whole. Through this awareness, cultures of wonder, reciprocity, creativity, and regeneration can naturally flourish through conscious participation.
Daras 