Lead Visual Artist for Arijit Singh Live across the world. Designed and operated real-time audio-reactive visuals from arena to stadium. Tours include:
Built TouchDesigner pipelines driving 8K–12K LED walls; supervised on-site crews of up to 20 technicians; integrated sponsor graphics and live camera feeds with zero downtime across the whole 5-year run.
Live show visuals — multi-show run. Worked as part of the touring team.
Designed visual content for Amit Trivedi's live performances. Integrated traditional and modern visual elements to match his musical voice.
Live show visuals — multi-show run.
Handled main-stage visuals for one of India's premier fashion events. Designed content to complement designer collections and runway choreography; collaborated with designers to align visuals with their collections.
Created and managed visuals for multiple artists across the festival. Developed a visual language that bridged traditional Bollywood aesthetics with contemporary visual techniques.
Core team running India's industry-wide music conference. Managed visuals for presentations, performances, and interactive installations.
Co-founded Candyman Entertainment and its IP Fangirl Live, Gujarat's first large-scale fan-experience festival for Indian indie music. Started with intimate house-gigs; grew into a two-day, two-stage festival featuring 24+ indie artists. Year two: built The
Big Squat venue from the ground up — an 8-week multi-format festival running independent film screenings, stand-up comedy, spoken word, and music, in one space. Onboarded 20 brand partners and crossed 2,000+ attendees over the run.
This is the credit that says I don't just operate visuals — I've built the rooms and the ecosystems they happen in.
A 360° immersive installation by artist Michelle Poonawalla on desensitisation to violence — newsreel and ambient audio, motion-sensor-driven response, digitally mapped visuals enveloping the audience (torrential fiery rain washed away by a cacophony of butterflies). I led the technical implementation across the international run:
Generative-AI installation for the All About Music conference, 2025 (commissioned by ChordFather Studio). Audience drew on a live iPad; an SDXL Lightning + ComfyUI API loop turned the strokes into a continuously evolving visual at ~800 ms latency. An installation that's AI-powered under the hood — the room saw a real-time canvas, not a model.
A short factual block, no fluff: