Tarini Sethi is a fine artist based in New Delhi, India.

Sethi works across mediums, with rich drawing and painting practices that she then translates into large metal works. Across her practices, she creates her own language of futurism, imagining the body as a site of infinite possibility.

Challenging the normative standards of form and gender,Sethi's figures reflect utopian worlds where bodily structures are malleable and fluid. She is interested in the blurring of boundaries, between erotic and abject, human and non human, creating a world that’s ultimately defined by love and acceptance. Her work responds to the culture of sexual repression and gender inequality she encounters in India, creating universes that dare to imagine otherwise.

Sethi's aesthetic practice draws upon the deep world of Indian art history, referencing various schools of painting in her signature compositions. Her metal works translate the two dimensional works into immersive experiences, where light and shadow are as much a medium as metal itself.