Prineeth Ramachandra

A folded white cloth hanging against a dark ground
A crowded village scene packed with dozens of small figures
A man in a wide hat striding past a cottage with a dog at his heels
A man in a black hat leaning forward and pointing at the viewer
A lone figure on a country road under a wide pale sky
Villagers struggling with animals and carts in a tangle of activity
A woman tending a child at a table while a man rests his head on his hand
A figure on a path between two rows of pollarded willows
A woman in a pale gown beside a seated man in a panelled interior

Prineeth Ramachandra

His practice examines the physical and digital artifacts of daily rituals: how we play, how we rest, and how we exist with technology. His work interrogates inherited conventions within teaching and design practice. He focuses on deliberate breakage: dismantling assumed principles to test their structural necessity.