Sarika Goulatia, an interdisciplinary Asian-American artist, immigrated to the United States in 2002 to pursue a degree in art. As a conceptual artist, her expansive creations span large-scale sculptures and immersive installations, intricately weaving together ceramics, bronzes, aluminum, wood, and found objects to depict societal complexities such as gender inequality, environmental degradation, and cultural assimilation. Her diverse identities, shaped by her experiences as a South Asian woman in America, inform her art and contribute to its unique perspective, blending Eastern aesthetics with contemporary Western art and transcending her visual language across cultural boundaries. Across her works, she crafts three-dimensional narratives employing traditional and modern techniques, including digital prints, fabricated acrylic panels, textiles, and poetry. Fearlessly delving into the profound depths of human experience, Goulatia navigates the intersection of personal challenges, socio-political issues, and cultural dynamics, seeking to elevate and amplify the stories of others. Her art, with its deep connection…