Nitesh Tailor’s practice moves between archiving, building space, and communal gathering. Through materials such as textiles, recordings, photographs, and food, he creates spaces where personal histories and collective memory can be encountered together. His work often examines the complicated legacies of migration, colonialism, and caste, while experimenting with more accessible and participatory forms of the archive.
The South Asian Salon Archive is a community-first platform dedicated to transforming the landscape for South Asian creatives. We seek to build an enduring archive that educates and celebrates South Asia's rich and diverse legacy.
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