Natascha Nanji , London, United Kingdom

My methodology is driven by research with a commitment to practice, that is, making things happen. I’m especially skilled at stakeholder liaison, gaining a macro understanding of a business in order to develop a strategy for change by connecting disparate points to make deep and lasting connections across an organisation.

I have worked in many different sectors such as technology, museums, cultural and trend reporting, charity, travel, art and design.

By deconstructing complex instructions and concepts, I translate these to lucid and engaging narratives. Similarly, I help clients effectively communicate their services and messaging.

I enjoy collaborating to find the most effective means by which to present research, be it through original copy, qualitative engagements, strategy or dialogue, producing films and images, staging events, installing exhibitions or building props.

As a multidisciplinary artist and writer my research orbits migrations, nomadism, systemic flows & transmutations. By finding unexpected relationships between materials, objects, people, methods, or historical figures, my work assembles + integrates disparate components to appear as if they are inherently related. Working at the intersection of anthropology, art and theatre based methodologies, my work sets the scene to narrate speculative journeys. I regularly perform essays at art events and academic conferences.

My background is in Social Anthropology, and I also studied Fine Art & History of Art at Goldsmiths University and an MA in Critical Writing in Art & Design at the Royal College of Art.