Pujarini Ghosh is a Brooklyn-based creative technologist and digital artist whose work examines how algorithms shape identity. Her multidisciplinary practice explores themes of identity, culture, and technology, using storytelling and interactivity to craft scroll-stopping digital narratives and sensory environments that invite reflection and connection. She specializes in transforming data into immersive, emotionally resonant web experiences and installations by blending code, sensors, illustration, and generative visuals.
She has long been fascinated by the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling. She began her journey in editorial styling, where she learned how photography, set design, and wardrobe can convey a narrative. Her curiosity soon led her to experiment with digital illustration, collage, and interactive media. Slowly, she dove deeper into creative coding, augmented reality, and sensor-based experiences that bring stories to life through physical interaction. Her fashion background taught her the importance of aesthetics, color, and narrative flow, a sensibility that continues to inform her visual compositions while working with digital media and technology pushes her to explore new forms and materials. She loves to create worlds that feel both immersive and personal, spaces in which she can share her unique perspective.