Work

A photography project in Ladakh that documents spaces undergoing transition – abandoned homes, shifting landscapes, and places once vibrant but now still. Interwoven into these scenes are surreal 3D digital forms, called "klusters," which act as unsettling intrusions signifying presence, absence, and the process of becoming. The project culminates at a river with a flowing projection, inviting viewers to contemplate that change involves both disappearance and continuation. Essentially, it's a meditation on time, memory, and the ephemeral nature of place, using photography and digital elements within the unique context of the Ladakhi landscape.

A haunting installation showcasing a single, real plant in a dystopian world of artificial flora. As visitors explore, their presence triggers sensors that cause the artificial flora to recoil in alarm, creating a powerful metaphor for humanity’s impact on the environment. The piece urges reflection on our environmental legacy and the urgent need for conservation.

An immersive sound installation that evokes the essence of nature’s auditory memory. Drawing inspiration from childhood “cup telephones,” this project allows participants to engage with hanging “portals”, emulating a conversation between humans and nature.

Challenging our understanding of the aural environment, it transforms everyday sounds into a complex, visual narrative. It invites participants to question the boundary between sound and noise—a threshold where perception shifts, and what was once unnoticed becomes an overpowering force. The journey is visually mirrored by an abstract projection, where each sonic input generates a corresponding visual layer, creating a dynamic, ever-evolving tapestry.

A blend of the organic and digital that creates a visual meditation on time, loss, and the enduring power of human memory.