Amith M Nayak

With a training in making sculptures and being influenced by Kafka, my work focuses on the absurdity of our own self-destruction. I work across kinetic sculpture, video, performance, and installation. These show the uncomfortable spaces between what we intend to build and the anxiety/ collapse we actually engineer. I'm focused on making these broken systems visible. I want you to stop, feel that moment of "wait, this is wrong," and then start asking why. I don't offer solutions, but my work itself acts as evidence of what we've built and the cost it carries.