Hiten Bhundia is an artist, curator and editor whose practice moves between sculpture, painting, writing and publishing. His work examines the body as a shifting site of identity, exploring how forms of selfhood are multiples, fragmented and adapted across cultural, philosophical and technological contexts.

Working primarily through sculptural and painted forms, Bhundia often renders the body as contorted, partial or hybridised. Organic and floral motifs intersect with digital processes and mechanical structures, producing works where the biological and the technological coexist in tension. These material investigations reflect a broader interest in how bodies are shaped by systems of movement and exchange.

Alongside his studio practice, Bhundia develops collaborative platforms through curatorial and editorial work, most notably as Editor-in-Chief of Translocation Magazine, an annual publication that foregrounds active trans-cultural artistic practices. Across these activities, his work seeks to expand kinship beyond bloodlines, imagining identities that extend beyond fixed origins and inherited structures.