Bhoomika Prasad is a New York-based textile artist and second-year MFA candidate at Parsons School of Design. With a specialization in fiber and textile arts, Bhoomika's work bridges the realms of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation. Drawing inspiration from nature, mythology, and literature, her practice revolves around weaving and printmaking, focusing on material exploration to create vibrant, interactive, and tactile textiles.

Bhoomika's creative approach blends her mastery of traditional textile techniques with advanced technologies, transforming fibers into immersive artworks. Her experiences in retail design and collaborations with artisans in Himachal Pradesh, India, have deepened her connection to the cultural and historical dimensions of textiles. These influences fuel her commitment to preserving traditional methods while pushing the boundaries of materiality and expression in contemporary art.

Bhoomika views textile art as a medium that transcends utility, inviting audiences to engage with her work on sensory and emotional levels. Her designs often incorporate innovative materials like metallic and optic fibers, creating pieces that are visually dynamic and responsive to their surroundings.

Through her evolving practice, Bhoomika aspires to craft thought-provoking and immersive experiences that challenge conventional notions of textiles. She believes in the limitless potential of fabric as a medium for storytelling and interaction, aiming to inspire dialogue between art, material, and viewer.

Bhoomika continues to explore the interplay between tradition and innovation, driven by her passion for discovery, learning, and creation.