I’m Krishna Sheth, a visual practitioner from Ahmedabad, holding a Bachelor’s in Visual Arts from MSU, Baroda, and a Master’s in Visual Communication from Srishti-Manipal. Inspired by nature, my work interweaves poetry, the Gujarati script, journaling, and cyanotype to explore the connections between humans and the natural world. My time in Sweden further deepened both my ecological sensitivity and my artistic practice.
About my Practice: #
My practice is rooted in being present— tuning myself to the space within and around me. I respond to what unfolds internally and externally through observation, reflection, and a continuous dialogue between myself and my surroundings. These moments of awareness become the foundation of my creative process.
I explore this practice through various mediums. Calligraphy, in particular, has become a daily ritual—a meditative act where letters speak when words fall short. Working instinctively with the Gujarati script, my mother tongue, I experience a deep sense of release and grounding. The flow of ink on paper teaches me the subtle dance between holding on and letting go.
Inspired by ecology and the environment, my work is in quiet conversation with harmony and natural balance. It is through this lens that I explore the interconnectedness of the inner self and the outer world. Each piece becomes a gesture of alignment, merging human experience with the rhythms of nature and inviting a deeper appreciation for presence and impermanence.
Some of my recent projects: #
1. Lay ni Shodhma In seach of Harmony ~ book exploring harmony in river ecosystems and self
3. Calligraphy installations and wearable art
4. Paachi vadi - installation on “returning back” (to hometown)
5. Pele par (at the other side ~ book with Cyanotype and poetry)
6. Kosh Collective