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Rajni’s work as an artist leans gently but clearly across disciplines, countries and thought structures. She is a quiet voice of change, creating and curating visually engaging performances, interventions and writings that open up space for conversation and meeting.

Whether in a public space, in a theatre or on the page, Rajni finds ways to shift perspectives and invite intimate dialogue with strangers. This web of pages attempts to show you how.

Current projects include Dinner with America, a large-scale installation performance exploring the idealisations and contradictions of the image of 'America', and give what you can, take what you need, a participatory work which uses gift-giving as the basis for an intervention into public spaces. Both of these projects are touring in 2008-2009 - see calendar for upcoming dates. To buy the Dinner with America book and DVD please click here.

Bride in parking garage - Image by Rajni Shah, Manuel Vason, and Lucille Acevedo-Jones click image to enlarge

small gifts: glasgow - image from performance click image to enlarge

Stars and Stripes in English pub - Image by Rajni Shah, Manuel Vason, and Lucille Acevedo-Jones click image to enlarge