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Conceal, Reveal, Transform: A Workshop by Akshay Sethi

This one-day workshop explores mask-making as both a tactile and conceptual practice to investigate themes of identity, materiality, and anthropomorphism, particularly in relation to ecological thought. Rooted in cultural traditions and contemporary art practices, the session invites participants to examine the many meanings of masking: as a physical act, a metaphor, a process, and a poetic gesture.

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Decoding the Tool a workshop by Birender Kumar Yadav

‘The Slippery Image’ was a one-day workshop conducted by artist and educator Susanta Mandal. Drawing from Susanta’s image-based practice and prompts from Yoko Ono’s seminal book Grapefruit, participants explored the intersection of light, shadow, screens and automata. Through play, collision, and overlapping with prompts, the participants responded in diverse ways, and the Shared Ecologies team was thrilled to participate as well.

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The Slippery Image: Workshop with Susanta Mandal

‘The Slippery Image’ was a one-day workshop conducted by artist and educator Susanta Mandal. Drawing from Susanta’s image-based practice and prompts from Yoko Ono’s seminal book Grapefruit, participants explored the intersection of light, shadow, screens and automata. Through play, collision, and overlapping with prompts, the participants responded in diverse ways, and the Shared Ecologies team was thrilled to participate as well.

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Breaks, Pauses & Run-on Sentences: Who’s Afraid of Writing as Practice? A Workshop by Sukanya Deb

How does one render writing as lucid, evocative, and affective? How does the understanding of “text” as a form allow us to break the mold of formal language that we are used to encountering? What are the tools and instruments of the writerly sphere? This day-long workshop will focus on addressing writing as craft and

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Entangled Ecosystems: A Collaborative Grant with Science Gallery Bengaluru

What happens when the invisible rules that sustain an ecosystem are broken? A forest is an entangled ecosystem governed by invisible ecological rules that sustain its diversity. Networks of fungi and insects ensure no single species becomes dominant. When forests fragment, this regulation quietly collapses—the trees remain but the system does not. Built from four

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