A conversation with Ritvik Khushu

Ritvik Khushu is a Kashmiri artistic researcher and designer based in India and the Netherlands. His work is situated at the intersections of decolonial theory, design (as the edifice of modern aesthetics and materialism), and memory - that is material and immaterial, communal and ancestral. By employing storytelling as a tool of reclamation and reappropriation, his work seeks to reclaim, foreground and recover historically altered and injured knowledges, imaginaries, and worlding traditions. His work takes form through multi-media installations and performance to tell complex stories of shared heritage.

You can learn more about Khushu's work here.