mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Keylong, Himanchal Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Bir-Billing, Himanchal Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Leh - Ladakh (UT)
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Srinagar, Kashmir
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Guwahati, Assam
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Old Delhi, Delhi
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Old Delhi, Delhi
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Agra, Uttar Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Nandgaon, Uttar Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Nagaur, Rajasthan
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Pushkar, Rajasthan
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Sambhar Rajasthan
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Jodhpur, Rajasthan
mapping the map is a long-term photographic project exploring geography, identity, and personal history. As the first photographer in my family, and first to cover 20+ states of India, documenting everyday life, cultures, livelihoods, faiths, and landscapes. Through journeys across roads, rivers, mountains, villages, and cities, the project charts both physical territories and personal transformation, creating a visual archive of discovery, belonging, and the diverse realities that shape the region.
Ooty, Tamil Nadu