London based Indian artist Arushee Suri received an MFA from Central Saint Martins, University of Arts, London, and a BFA from the College of Art, New Delhi, India. She is an artist and educator who has taught printmaking to underprivileged adults in New Delhi and learning-disabled young adults in London. Arushee has mentored residencies for the Printmaking Foundation of India in 2018 and 2019. Her interactive installations, paintings, drawings, embroidery, and sculptures have been presented in curated, group gallery and museum exhibitions in the UK, India, Singapore, Italy, the US and Greece. Exhibition venues include Gallery Rosenfeld: London, Gillman Barracks: Singapore, State Museum of Contemporary Art: Greece, Matts Gallery: London, New Art Exchange: Nottingham, OXO Tower: London, Croydon College: London, Bomb Factory: London, Print Club Delhi: India, Printmaking Foundation of India: India, and Brooklyn Art Library: USA. Arushee has recently been awarded the East London Printmakers Residency 2023. Arushee's work is in permanent collections at the State Museum of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki, Greece; Gallery Rosenfeld, London; Printmaking Foundation of India, India; Brooklyn Art Library, USA. Arushee's practice is multi-sensory, and she currently uses various materials and media to evoke the five senses through her evocative installations and site-specific works. In India, her works are with several collections including with Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi.