Lino Printing and Workshops


I host lino printing workshops across multiple cities including London, Bengaluru, Kochi, and Chandigarh, with the goal of becoming a pan-India traveling workshop. These workshops focus on building communities of artists who are embracing the return to physical, handmade, and slow art forms after decades of digital image-making. Linocut, with its simple yet direct process, offers a unique connection between hand, tool, and surface. The charm lies in its imperfections and the fact that no two prints from the same block are ever identical.

The ritual of lino printing,from setting up to inking and pulling the print, holds a special magic. The moment you lift the paper and see what the block has created is truly rewarding. Introducing this new medium to people and watching their joy has been an incredibly fulfilling experience.



Workshops



At Slo


Bangalore,
Sundayday 6, September, 10:30am-1:30 pm.

Slo is a gathering ground for food, arts, culture,
and community by the cafe backerandcharlie, Bangalore.

At Atta Galatta


Bangalore,
Saturday 29 August, 3-6 pm.

This hands-on workshop introduces the basics of lino cut printmaking, from carving a simple design to inking and printing your own artwork. Participants will be guided through the process step by step and will leave with their own prints, perfect as small artworks or gifts.




At Thudippu Dance Foundation


Kochi,
Sunday 16 August, 2-5 pm.

The workshop in Kochi was hosted by Thudippu Dancce Foundation, a wonderful space committed to learning, collaboration, and growth. They focus on creating a supportive environment where everyone can feel seen, valued, and free to express themselves without judgment.

 

At beneath.a.tree 
Foundation


Bangalore,
Sunday 4 July, 2-5 pm.

The workshop was hosted by beneath a tree Foundation, a boutique software consultancy offering web/app development, and machine learning consultancy services.



Lino Cut Prints



“We are not free until everyone is free"

6”x4”
160 gsm Acid-free Cartridge Paper
Lino Print
“They tried to bury us. But they did not knoe we were seeds"

6”x4”
160 gsm Acid-free Cartridge Paper
Lino Print
“Kill the cops in your head"

6”x4”
160 gsm Acid-free Cartridge Paper
Lino Print
Hiss at Capitalism

6”x4”
160 gsm Acid-free Cartridge Paper
Lino Print