Rahul Sharma is a  new media artist and architect whose practice operates at the intersection of spatial design, generative systems, and audiovisual performance. His work investigates the phenomenology of space through a technologically augmented lens—where memory, presence, and perception are continuously reconfigured. Rooted in architectural thinking, I employ algorithmic processes, real-time computation, and sensory feedback systems to construct immersive environments that are both materially grounded and temporally fluid.

He is particularly interested in the poetics of spatial experience—how sound, light, and motion can be choreographed to evoke affective states and non-linear narratives. My installations and performances often engage with ideas of absence, dislocation, and the fragmented self, drawing from cultural memory, speculative futures, and embodied cognition. Whether through large-scale projections, interactive architectures, or live AV compositions, he seek to build hybrid ecologies where the digital and physical converge, and where space becomes an instrument for critical reflection and sensory immersion.