Jagrut Raval is an artist, designer and educator, whose interdisciplinary art practice spans installation, photography and video art. His interest lies in homogeneity of various media that allows experimentation with imagery and its spatial relationship. His oeuvre broadly deals with philosophical concepts of time, history and belonging within both personal and public contexts. Jagrut has a MFA in Photography from Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, USA; and a Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture from CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India. Jagrut’s most recent solo shows include Where Should the Birds Fly After the Last Sky (Ahmedabad), No One Ever Steps in the Same River Twice and Burning Time (Savannah, US). His works have been exhibited in the United States, China, Egypt, Romania and Bulgaria. He was the inaugural recipient of the Crystal Ruth Bell Residency Award supported by China Residencies and Red Gate Artists’ Residency in Beijing, China.