Aasma Tulika is an artist currently based in Delhi. Her practice engages with belief systems and their entanglement with technology and social relations. She works with written and unwritten codes, fictional scenarios and peer networks to speculate on the structural layers of complicity between protocols, communications systems, historical time, and their effects on everyday life. These inquiries take the form of video installations, albums, performances and publications.

 Aasma’s works have appeared at Westspace Gallery, Melbourne; Hangzhou Triennial of Fibre Art, Hangzhou; Liquid Architecture, Melbourne; Watermans Arts Center, London; Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art, Delhi; she has given presentations at Australian Center for Contemporary Art, Melbourne; Sarai, Center for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi; Khoj International Artists Association, Delhi; she was a fellow at the Home Workspace Program from 2019-2020 at Ashkal Alwan, Beirut.