Sounak Das is an AV specialist and multimedia artist who has been working as a freelancer for over 12 years. He has a master's degree in visual arts and post contemporary practice from the Master Institute of Visual Cultures (MIVC), where he experimented the intersection of art and technology. He also has a professional photography degree from Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, where he honed his skills in photojournalism and documentary storytelling. Das creates works that transcend the mundane and challenge the perception of reality in our digital age. He combines photography, moving images, sound, immersive-interactive technology and installations to explore themes such as community, culture, and the impact of technology on the environment. His work has been featured and exhibited internationally by renowned platforms and venues, such as The Guardian, World Photography Organization, Google Arts & Culture, Kochi Biennale Foundation, and Sony World Photography Awards. Das also collaborates with non-profit organizations and educational institutions to share his knowledge and skills in multimedia and interactive art. He has been contributing to the research and production of art and cultural sector. He is driven by a passion for storytelling and a curiosity for the future of human-technology-nature coexistence in the post-human era.…Sounak Das is an AV specialist and multimedia artist who has been working as a freelancer for over 12 years. He has a master's degree in visual arts and post contemporary practice from the Master Institute of Visual Cultures (MIVC), where he experimented the intersection of art and technology. He also has a professional photography degree from Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, where he honed his skills in photojournalism and documentary storytelling. Das creates works that transcend the mundane and challenge the perception of reality in our digital age. He combines photography, moving images, sound, immersive-interactive technology and installations to explore themes such as community, culture, and the impact of technology on the environment. His work has been featured and exhibited internationally by renowned platforms and venues, such as The Guardian, World Photography Organization, Google Arts & Culture, Kochi Biennale Foundation, and Sony World Photography Awards. Das also collaborates with non-profit organizations and educational institutions to share his knowledge and skills in multimedia and interactive art. He has been contributing to the research and production of art and cultural sector. He is driven by a passion for storytelling and a curiosity for the future of human-technology-nature coexistence in the post-human era.WWWW…