Field Notes is an ongoing journal documenting the evolution of Field Guide for Alien Landscapes. It brings together exhibition reflections, studio observations, material experiments, travel, reading, and moments of discovery that continue to shape the project. Rather than a chronological record, these notes trace the evolving ecology of an art practice.
An Invitation Into Imagined Worlds
It's been fifteen years. Fifteen years of wandering, wondering, and building imaginary worlds!
Always in a rush, flitting from one thing to the other, we tend to move through the world quickly. We recognize what we already know, name what feels familiar,...
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Everyone knows the story of the frog in boiling water.
Supposedly, if you toss a frog into a pot of boiling water (please don't), it'll leap right out. But place it in cool, oh-so-comfortable water and slowly turn up the heat, it'll stay. The poor little...
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After the last few weeks of a chilly-sweater-weather-spring we are now in the confused sometimes-warm-sometimes-rainy-carry-a-light-jacket-maybe-ormaybenot phase of spring.
One of the things I’ve enjoyed most about my time in Indiana has been the abundance of open spaces and long walks through lush wooded areas. A walk...
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How do you know the artwork is finished?
If I had a penny, for every time I was asked the question, I'd be taking my long overdue vacation right about now. And it would most likely include a visit to this exhibition at The Met Breuer...
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December 19, 2025
Cartographies of Mischief reflects the unruly geographies of the artist’s studio at a moment when space itself has become precarious, insistently political, and portable.
"Cartographies Of Mischief" at Akar Prakar in collaboration with Ether Project, from 29th November 2025 to 19th December 2025
In continuation with our show "Everybody's Elsewhere" in Indore last...
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November 6, 2025
Scream bubbles.
Googly eyes.
A few hundred of the eight billion genies.
Red-and-white polka dots, a passing nod to Kusama's endless orbs.
Infinity funfetti.
Blips.
Weird fishes.
Star trails.
They are tiny, improbable creatures. The usual suspects. Their names haven't been invented yet.
These are, a few of my favourite things.
Some of these wee...
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