Samhita Kamisetty is a visual artist based in Brooklyn, New York, with roots in Portland, Oregon, and Bangalore, India.
Her multidisciplinary practice spans illustration, ceramics, natural dyeing, and design. She explores themes of materiality, memory, and function, collaging narratives and shapes drawn from rituals and everyday life to connect with and honor her two worlds. Her process weaves family archives with materials embedded in cultural history and regeneration, reframing tradition through a new lens. Her work has been exhibited in New York, New Delhi, Berlin, Rotterdam, Los Angeles, Miami, and Mexico City.
As an extension of her practice, Samhita produces and teaches natural dye workshops, focusing on the bundle dye technique, which uses flowers, herbs, and spices to create unique textile pieces. She has led workshops in collaboration with brands, home goods boutiques, and peer-led community spaces, including Ace Hotel New York, The North Face, Index Space, Hike Clerb, Flower Shop Collective, and Common Things.
She holds a BFA in Studio Art and Communications from New York University.
