glass · sound · archive
In Kangra Valley, two birds called the Kurla-Kurli once functioned as a living bio-acoustic system for predicting rain. As climate change silences
these birds, the tradition is vanishing. At the same time, mountain landscapes fill with construction and demolition waste — glass that no urban-centric circularity model can reach.
Echoes in Glass transforms this waste into sensor-embedded vessels that carry the oral histories gathered from elders — turning refuse into archive, making the invisible tangible.
Relief · Intaglio · Cyanotype · Alternative Processes
Mountain series — noticing how rapidly small little changes are making the mountains change for the worse, or is it for the better.. we have to fix this text, obviously.
illustration · drawing
Hand-drawn explorations — birds, mountains, fragments, and the lines between things. Drawing is my way of feeling and looking at a very slow pace.
photography
Documenting landscapes and people, and the quiet evidence of how we live.
Logos · Branding · Print
Fifteen years of graphic design practice across branding and identity, logo design, book covers, brochures, editorial layouts, and print collateral — work that lives at the intersection of concept and craft.
exhibition design
Over 14 years of spatial storytelling across museums, galleries, and community spaces — designing environments that make ideas physical, and make the overlooked visible.
workshops · community
Kabaad se Jugaad — wealth from waste. Workshops in mountain villages, schools, and community spaces where participants collect, reimagine, and rebuild with what has been discarded. Making something from nothing is not a constraint. It is a methodology. It is a way of doing and seeing.