Saisudha Acharya has spent the last several years geeking out about history with her students and admirably tolerant friends and family, who hope she?ll expand her interests beyond history and K-dramas someday. <br><br> She loves to travel but also has a deep attachment to her sofa and dog, who occasionally pretends to be a sofa cushion. She lives in Bangalore with her family, and together they bravely battle the city?s legendary traffic because, as they?ve decided, the weather is worth it. <br><br> Rohit Bhasi is a Bengaluru-based visual artist who prefers creating art the old-fashioned way, with pen, paper and memories. His body of work, inspired by the folk tales, mythologies and belief systems of local communities, is a humble endeavour to celebrate cultures and their evolving relationships with the world around them. <br><br> Looking at the ancient through a contemporary lens is how Rohit would like to describe his work in a nutshell. The human body in all its beauty and imperfections, and the human mind with all its potential for creation and destruction, are his greatest muses. He creates under the label INDIGORANGES.