Born and raised in Assam, Dikshit Sharma, a dedicated practitioner of visual storytelling, combines his design knowledge with a passion for photography. His formative education in design at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad forms the bedrock of his craft, allowing him to seamlessly integrate design principles into his photographic work and vice versa.

His keen eye for intricate details has been refined through immersive workshops led by luminaries such as Stuart Franklin of Magnum and Pep Bonet of NOOR, delving into the ethical complexities of documentary photography. Notably, his dedication to the craft was acknowledged with the exhibition of his photobook, Jonbeel, at the Indian Photo Festival in 2019.

An intrepid traveller, Dikshit ventures solo into remote landscapes, infusing his work with novelty and wonder. These journeys have not only expanded his artistic horizons but also cultivated adaptability, critical thinking, and an embrace of the unknown.

Driven by a profound interest in documenting cultural shifts, traditional transformations, and the intricate facets of climate change, Dikshit’s visual stories invite viewers on transformative journeys through his lens. His work epitomizes a life dedicated to boundless curiosity, the art of storytelling, and an unwavering passion for capturing life’s intricate tapestry.