enter the hibiscus
Community Design & Public Awareness
Our Bodies, Our Health, Our Land
The Laundromat Project
Health is Political
Imkaan
Arts Ignite Evaluation Toolkit
Bloom: Survivor Storytelling
Immigration Installation
Workshops & Conferences
Decolonizing Color
DIY Lithography: Posters For Gaza
Honoring Marcellus Khalifah Williams
Storyboard of the Carceral System
Liberation Based Healing Conference
Radical Creativity as a Bridge Across Disciplines
Features
Occupation is a Public Health Crisis Too
Ancestral Nourishment
Incomplete
Why the World Should Dance More
Visual Design
Paseo Park: Block Painting
Tattoos
Fine Works
Commissions
Art Education
Batik
Sustainable Design
Colors
Papermaking
Natural Dye Techniques
Performance
Bharatanatyam
Body Watani: Soul Speak
Podcast
Death of Abbie Hoffman
Get in the Room
Zero-Waste Investigations
Eco-Printing
Onion Skin
Snow Dyeing
Papermaking
Photography
Portraits
Chroma Monologues
Daughters of Color
Constructed
About and Contact
Contact
About me
Shop
Anurima Kumar
enter the hibiscus
Community Design & Public Awareness
Our Bodies, Our Health, Our Land
The Laundromat Project
Health is Political
Imkaan
Arts Ignite Evaluation Toolkit
Bloom: Survivor Storytelling
Immigration Installation
Workshops & Conferences
Decolonizing Color
DIY Lithography: Posters For Gaza
Honoring Marcellus Khalifah Williams
Storyboard of the Carceral System
Liberation Based Healing Conference
Radical Creativity as a Bridge Across Disciplines
Features
Occupation is a Public Health Crisis Too
Ancestral Nourishment
Incomplete
Why the World Should Dance More
Visual Design
Paseo Park: Block Painting
Tattoos
Fine Works
Commissions
Art Education
Batik
Sustainable Design
Colors
Papermaking
Natural Dye Techniques
Performance
Bharatanatyam
Body Watani: Soul Speak
Podcast
Death of Abbie Hoffman
Get in the Room
Zero-Waste Investigations
Eco-Printing
Onion Skin
Snow Dyeing
Papermaking
Photography
Portraits
Chroma Monologues
Daughters of Color
Constructed
About and Contact
Contact
About me
Shop
Eco-Printing
Collecting the imprints of Bangalore's flowers on a linen skirt.
hibiscus, marigold, flame of the woods, yellow bells, and unidentified.
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