Kshitij Bahl (b.1995) is a self-taught artist and a practising architect based in New Delhi India. His work explores the intersection of geometry and colour, drawing inspiration from his surroundings. Fascinated by pareidolia, the artist uncovers patterns in text, sounds, and spaces, infusing his art with a sense of hidden order. His ongoing series, 'Re-Morse,' employs Morse code to visualise the structure of various texts, ranging from everyday conversations to notable poetry. From road trips to jungle sounds, his artworks are born out of the ordinary but provide glimpses into fascinating connections he discovers between form and meaning.