I am intrigued by the quantity of consumption and consequent littering of objects by human habitation in the environment.  The consequent ,visible flux in the physical appearance of the city ,makes me curious about the choices of consumption we are making and process of making of the garbage itself. Both of these, have eventually come to constitute the visual forms, the process and the content of my art project.

Ruchika Wason Singh was born in Delhi, India where she pursued her education and currently lives and works.  Her solo Exhibitions are Transit Spaces, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi (2007) and   Yesterday , Once More, Triveni Gallery, New Delhi (2002). Her international participations include  The Blood of Women- Traces of Blood on White Cloth (curated by Manuela de Leonardis), Teatro del Stabile, Isola del Liri, Italy (2016), Prescriptions, Beaney Art Museum, Kent, U.K. (2016) and The 15th International Calligraphy & Painting Exchange Exhibition, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan (2016).  

She currently lives and works in New Delhi, India.