Nayanjyoti Barman

I'm interested in how buildings shape the way we live. Through sculpture, I investigate architecture and urban systems as dynamic, living things constantly changing and reorganizing space, ecology, and how humans experience the world. I examine how construction methods, materials, structural logic, and engineering principles work together with history, politics, and memory to build the environments we inhabit. 

My sculptures translate invisible structural systems into tangible forms, revealing how architecture isn't static but continuously evolving. By working with assemblage, layered construction, and material experimentation, I explore how geometry, mechanics, and material behavior govern the built environment, asking what it means that our cities are shaped by forces and systems we rarely see or question.