Ayesha is an transdisciplinary artist and facilitator from London working across the intersections of metal, 3D technology, sound, video, textiles and installation.
Using notions of ‘adornment’ and their background in jewellery as a conduit they speculate on ontological relationships that float inongoing and open-ended dialouges between material, the body and theology.
Central to their South-Asian identity their practice is realised through the study of body-based practices, crafts, myths and queer wisdom from the region to disrupt empirical readings of our art and our relations to earth and its materials.

Rooted in the thresholds between body and its emergent potential, their practice is led by symbiosis between the cosmos and conditions of consciousness - merging bodies with other bodies both human and not, to somehow locate oneself not just in the world but of it. Figurative forms dance in repetitions illustrating cyclical and divine glitters in nature collapsing time around us. There work accumulates through objects, research, gatherings and workshops.

Since graduating from Central St. Martins (BA Jewellery Design), Ayesha has exhibited their work internationally and garnered recognition from esteemed platforms such as Dover Street Market (UK), Goldsmiths Centre (UK) and featured in publications like British Vogue (UK), Hunger Magazine (UK) and Current Obsession (NL). With ongoing and previous awards and residencies including: Blackhorse Road Maker in Residence (UK) (Current), Arebyte X Goldsmiths University Artist in Residence (UK), Morley College Metal Scholarship (UK), Al.ter Artist in Residence (IN) Crafts Council (UK).