I am an artist and educator from Bangalore, India. My work engages with interdisciplinary research in embodiment. As an artist I perform, direct, curate, teach, and write. Over the last 20 years, my work has been supported and presented through conferences, festivals, residencies, and publications in cities as diverse as Shanghai, New York, Vienna, Cape Town, and Melbourne, to name a few. I have held several academic positions. I design and deliver interdisciplinary courses in higher education settings, most recently at BITS School of Law, and Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Preceding this I was a founding faculty member at RV University where I headed the Performing Arts program in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences. I am completing my PhD at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, where my work focuses on Embodied Pedagogy in Mathematics Teaching. I have presented my doctoral research at international STEM and Mathematics Education conferences where my contributions have been well received. I also hold an MA (with distinction) in Dance Education from the Royal Academy of Dance (UK) and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Dance Studies from Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music and Dance (UK).

If you are interested in working with me here are a few ways that I can think of:
Learning/mentorship: Where I design and lead workshops, training programs or one-on-one mentoring.
Collaborating: Where we develop an idea or theme jointly to create something together.
Commissioning: Where you have an idea or project and would like me to contribute my expertise.

I’m open to other ways of working together too, so if you have any other ideas, get in touch.