Nisha Mathew Ghosh is an architect, multi-medium art practitioner and independent researcher-Curator whose work and area of interest engages the liminal areas between architecture, art and ecology. Her work is ‘’curatorial’’ by nature as she comments critically on and reacts to areas of interest via works in these domains and its hybrid overlapping. She was selected to be the Curator for the India Pavilion at the London Design Biennale 2021 and presented the showcase ‘’Small is beautiful – a billion stories’’. In 2022 she is selected for a curatorial EPIC fellow AAMC program in NY. She is interested in projects that address equitability and is currently focused on curatorial interventions in the old abandoned former gold mine area of Southern India via the project ‘’From Mountain to Molehill – post colonial renewal ’’. Her community and urban empowerment work interests are initiated via The Mathew and Ghosh sustainableCreationCare Foundation, and other collaborations. She has been showcased in The Venice Biennale Space Time Existence exhibition, and in the Wallpaper Design show, and has won multiple awards for her architecture works (with Partner Soumitro Ghosh, Co-founder of Mathew and Ghosh Architects), and art objects work over the last two and a half decades. Nisha’s art works in woven wire and textiles predominantly, have been showcased in various group art shows the most recent being the Kochi Biennale Foundation’s large format show ‘’Lokame Tharavad’’ / ‘’The world is one family’’ in 2021-2022.