𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐞𝐭 𝐄𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐞𝐬 takes the floral motifs I've spent years looking at in Rajasthan, painted on haveli walls, printed on dupattas, carved into jaali screens, and grows them into a valley of flowers you can walk through.
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We usually move past these motifs as landscapes frozen in stone and thread, where human, animal, and botanical worlds have held still together for centuries. Here, you move through them from three perspectives: a cultivator, a pollinator, and a forager, each seeing the same world differently.
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Shown as part of the Worldbuilder gallery at @jaipur.artweek 5.0, 27 Jan to 3 Feb 2026. Curated by @antariksha.studio , @unboxculturalfutures and @worldbuilderindia . Special thanks to @thiruda.2040@amen_actually & @01.30dahdee . Grateful for the invitation.
#WomenInTech #SofterDigitalFutures #WomenInXR #NewMediaArt #SouthAsianFutures
Sample This! is on the App Store and Google Play.
A Giant Sampler by @loveandotheroutdoorgames
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Thank you @non.linear_ for connecting :)
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#FutureIsBornOfArt #SouthAsianFutures #IndiaArtFair2026 #AugmentedReality #WomenInTech
𝐏𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐧 𝐤𝐢 𝐁𝐚𝐡𝐚𝐚𝐫
(𝘚𝘱𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘭𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘴)
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Just a phool practising slow art 🌸👩🏻🎤
This is a dedication to the Buta motifs - Persian & Indian patterns that have been used in architecture, textiles and crafts for centuries. An unlimited source of beauty & inspiration!
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#PhoolonKiBahaar #ButaArt #PaisleyMotifs #augmentedreality #indianmotifs #techart #indianart #ar #arart #creativecoding #madewithcode #handdrawn #handillustrated #SlowArt #MindfulMaking #ArtWithIntention #HandmadeAesthetic #InspiredByNature #PatternDesign #culturalheritage #NewMediaArt #InteractiveArt #DigitalMeetsTraditional #ARExperience #VirtualArt #ImmersiveArt #SlowArtMovement #futureofart
This was my first time teaching a course on Unity & AR and the projects that came out were truly impressive! From storytelling, retail to collectibles and cultural heritage, every team brought something very distinct, creatively and technically! ✨
My mom has been a teacher for decades, so this really felt like a milestone. Thankful to @jonak.d for the invitation, @debanshub for recommending me, and @teddy4uu who helped set up the context and intent before my part of the module 🙌
📍NID, Bengaluru, India
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#AR #augmentedReality #unity3D #XR #newmediaart
Noise Drips 4.0 + @walkinstudios
Ten days in Kochi with so much learning from the people around. A lot of experimenting, testing, presenting, improving, surprised at how much got done in those few days!
@forplaysociety
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#interactiveart, #projectionmapping, #soundart, #perfomanceart, #motioncapture
Jaipur Arts Week 2026 happened and here’s how it went:-
Trisha Chhabra’s Quiet Echoes drew us into the geometry of traditional craft and patterns that have always been there, waiting to hold us.
Vedang Supatkar’s Sonic Archives turned touch into a form of memory, where every gesture shaped a world in real time.
Cursorama’s Memory Fields put a living plant at the centre of a digital experience, letting ecology lead the story.
We are grateful and proud to have these artists as part of Jaipur Arts Week with Worldbuilder.
Meet the artists pushing the boundaries of New Media Art at TechTonic Shifts 2.0.
Our Pecha Kucha on New Media Art brings together artists experimenting with code, technology, and emerging media to reimagine how art is made, experienced, and shared today.
Fast-paced, bold, and exploratory this session offers a glimpse into practices shaping the future of creative expression.
🔗 Register via the link in our bio
📍 Science Gallery Bengaluru | 22 Jan 2026
Supported by Tata Consultancy Services
e’re excited to announce Trisha Chhabra as part of the digital exhibition ‘Here and Now’ at Jaipur Art Week 5.0, taking place from 27 January to 3 February 2026 in collaboration with World Builder (@worldbuilderindia ).
Trisha is a self-taught artist and creative coder working across AR, VR, and generative systems. Her practice explores the intersection of technology and nature, blending computational logic with the organic spontaneity of living systems. Drawing inspiration from climate conservation, cultural digitalization, and intelligent natural patterns, her work embraces unpredictability, evolution, and generative processes to reimagine how art is experienced in everyday environments.
She has collaborated on internationally recognised projects with ARTECHOUSE, the Microsoft Mixed Reality Team, Phoria, and the UK Government for the Dubai Expo. Originally from Bhilwara, Rajasthan, and currently based in Bengaluru, Trisha’s practice bridges tradition and emerging technology with a distinctly future-facing lens.
We’re delighted to feature Trisha at Jaipur Art Week 5.0 and present a body of work where technology becomes an organic, evolving medium, inviting new ways of seeing, sensing, and engaging with the world around us.
#jaipurartweek2026 #publicartstrustofindia #hereandnow #digitalartistannouncement #art #culture #heritage #trishachhabra
Artist present at Wetspace 4.0 + Walkin Lab
Trisha Chhabra (@triishac )
Trisha is a self-taught artist and creative coder working across AR, VR, and generative systems. Her practice explores the intersection of technology and nature, blending computational logic with the organic spontaneity of living systems. Deeply inspired by themes of climate conservation, cultural digitalization, and the intelligent patterns found in nature, her work embraces unpredictability and generative evolution. She seeks to invite new ways of experiencing art in everyday environments. She is currently based in Bengaluru.
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Wetspace Noise Drips 4.0 is the fourth iteration of an evolving platform dedicated to experimental sound, noise, and multichannel sonic practices hosted by Cynk Collective.
Alongside Wetspace 4.0, we are introducing Walkin Lab: A Multidisciplinary Collaborative Lab, a new 10-day program introduced this year to expand Wetspace into a more holistic ecosystem of learning, building, collaborating, and performing together.
Walkin Labs and jams
24th Dec - 1st Jan
Wetspace Noise Drips 4.0
3rd - 4th Jan
📍At Forplay Society, Mattanchery
More info on our website
Hear from the fellows who worked on Meetatcho Mul about their experience on this project, what they feel, and what this immersive installation is all about.
Meetatcho Mul is an immersive, multisensory installation that invites participants to explore the complex relationships within mangrove ecosystems. With sight gently occluded, visitors are guided along a rope trail through a tactile landscape and a sound-responsive environment. 🌿
Kaleidoscopic Fields Fellowship: Artists, researchers and technologists are exploring Climate & Food Futures through innovative storytelling. From Ladakh’s peaks to Bangalore’s urban tablelands to Goa’s shores.
To dive deeper into their journeys and explore the fellows’ blogs, visit our website 🔗 in bio
Fellows:
Trisha: @triishac
Axki: @dicstreet
Garmia Agarwal: @clayfulpots
Malavika Jha: @khooni_mitti_
Sambita: @wrong_tool_i
#artech #techart befantastic kaleidoscopicfields creativetech fellowship techart
