Harshena Kapoor
Harshena Kapoor is an artist and designer working across ceramics, glass, and digital fabrication. Her 3D-printed work explores her dialogical relationship with clay, investigating how somatosensory experience shifts when moving from hand-making to technological processes through a neurodivergent lens. This focus on embodied creativity is supported by a diverse educational background: a BA in Drawing & Painting from OCAD University, a year of architectural studies at the University of Toronto, and an MA in Ceramics & Glass from the Royal College of Art. Together, these experiences inform a practice grounded in material inquiry, spatial sensitivity, and expanded understandings of neurodivergent engagement with craft.
Working with clay through 3D printing has become a conversation between my hands, my mind, and the material itself. I am fascinated by how shifting from tactile making to digital processes reshapes perception, attention, and intuition. My practice aims to expand understanding of embodied creativity and neurodivergent engagement with material, fostering a deeper appreciation of how different making methodologies shape cognitive and sensory experiences. Each piece carries traces of experimentation, surprise, and the quiet negotiation between control and chance, reflecting the joy of discovery and the dialogue that comes forth when material is allowed to lead.
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