Swati Kumari is a visual practitioner based in Ghaziabad, India. She has completed her BFA from College of Art and her MA in Visual Arts from Ambedkar University, Delhi.
She works across mediums such as drawings through carbon paper, soft sculptures, video, installations, letters, and books, she aims to trace the trajectory of generational tiredness in/of women’s bodies. Through her practice, she prompts and allows viewers to participate and activate the work by sitting, lying, resting, and conversing over it. Alongside, her artist books bring forth an intuitive response to her memories, surroundings, and situations located within the urban landscape. She has participated in Khoj Peers residency, Delhi, and is part of the ‘Book Show I’ curated by Priyesh Gothwal.