InterDisciplinary Artist
Kuch creates art as a way to process emotions and impulses. He embraces a body-led approach, believing it keeps his work grounded and emotionally honest. His art often explores sexuality as a source of feeling, grounded in the belief that joy and pleasure are essential to understanding how our bodies relate to others. He embraces imperfection and incompleteness in his work, seeing them as useful metaphors for the human experience.
He imagines a future where technology is shaped by values of community, care, and mutual interdependence. He hopes for a world in which people no longer see themselves as separate from the soil, air, and water that sustain life.
Image Works
Our Hands
[photography, community]
[photography, community]
who - who - who
[illustration, remembering, uncanny, gendered]
[illustration, remembering, uncanny, gendered]
Tryptych
[photography, self-body,
pretty-in-pink]
[photography, self-body,
pretty-in-pink]
The Shame Paintings
[acrylic paint, masculinity, safety, desire]Migration
[mixed-media, heritage, punjabi]
[mixed-media, heritage, punjabi]
Single Images and Experiments
Video Works
[Thom-Gunn, desire, loss, song]
[collaboration, video, pumping-glitchy-sound]
[dystopian, creative-coding, heat]
[creative-coding, spoken, diaspora-art-response]
[auto-ethnography, music]
[masculinity, fear, love]