Nisha Duggal works within broad issues around freedom and control, aiming to uncover how ideology and bias embedded within our cultural, political and social structures filters into everyday lived experience. Her projects are frequently co-produced, highlighting the myriad strategies people adopt to counter various pressures. Working across media, with a focus on spirituality and the sensory qualities of making and doing, she elevates the commonplace and transient, using contemporary art as a progressive, expansive frame.
Projects include residencies, exhibitions and commissions for organisations including Tate, Baltic, PEER, The National Trust, Royal Overseas League, NHS, Create and South London Gallery.