I build worlds across the disciplines of photography, installation, XR, and collage, creating spaces where memory, ritual, and technology meet to cultivate more livable futures. Rooted in South Asian diasporic lineages and ecological and relational thinking, my work forms layered landscapes that hold visibility, connection, and regeneration as shared practices. I treat images as thresholds: portals where grief and tenderness circulate, where folklore converses with code, and where the metaphysical and everyday braid together. The worlds I create are sites for interdependence, where ancestral knowledge and speculative imagination meet to shape new forms of belonging.