Germinate - an interactive public art installation

Showcased "Germinate"- an interactive art installation + children's workshops at Jaaga's 

"Bengaluru Fanatstic"- a Tech+Art festival on the 15th, 16th and 17th December 2017

Germinate, Art installation:- 

The generation I am from, has experienced the tactile nature of the natural surroundings that have slowly transcended into the influences of the cheaply accessible digital world. This, on the other hand, has engulfed each entity in a cocoon of theirs that has slowly deteriorated the relationship between nature and humanity. We are at a point where one would like to water the plant and grow it into a big tree in a matter of clicking the button rather than waiting to see it grow over the period of time.

"Marks Make Meaning" - "(tele)consequences"

Together we all drew themes - Micro Home, Shared Garden, Mind Map and Global Zoo, during "(tele)consequences", a networked collaborative drawing performance installation for the multidisciplinary drawing exhibition "Marks Make Meaning" at the Grand Parade Gallery, University of Brighton on 12th to 29th March 2018. Concept by Paul Sermon, produced in collaboration with Jeremy Radvan. Go to this link for videos http://www.paulsermon.org/(tele)consequences/
Participants in Brighton: Connie Wright, Lucy Topp, Tyla Johnson, Georgii Popov-Lvov, Emily Brooks, Ella Krill, Lucia Vinti, Helen Ferry, Ella Willson-Smith, Emily Wallace, Hayley Kay Adams, Phoebe Chaehee Cho, Sarah Weights, Raveena Hayer, Ziyoo Hwang, Ash Whittaker, Lili Toth, Harry Jones, Emma Peterson, Cassie Seal, Loren Willden Pitter and Esme Mackenzie from 2nd year BA(Hons) Illustration.

International Participants: Kavita Singh Kale from New Delhi in India, Patrick Ford and Nina, Yiu Lai Lei from Hong Kong, Kiera O'Toole and Anna Spearman from Sligo in Ireland, Robin Englebright from Brighton in England.

Sunday Surprise!

Art from the graphic novel titled "17 Seen Unseen" written and illustrated by Kavita Singh Kale and Santosh Kale, published by UNESCO MGIEP, is part of the article "A FOR ART. C FOR CHANGE" by Rachel Lopez in the Hindustan Times national newspaper today! Happy to be sharing this space with some amazing Indian artists :) 

A for art. C for change. Kids’ books are getting darker, cooler, nuttier

"Frail-Vigor", Watercolour on paper (Series of drawings created during the Trelex residency in Switzerland)

Drawings created during the Trelex residency in Switzerland

My Garden

Alienbots (Series of illustrations)

It's Happening Today! Women's March on Washington

"Words and Images" at Nazar Art Gallery

Happy to know that one of my picture book that I wrote and illustrated, is part of "Words and Images", a unique book art exhibition curated by Nazar Art Gallery in Vadodara, showcasing Artist Books & Children Books illustrated by Artists. The show will open on the 18th of Jan and it will on view till 5th of Feb 2017.