Vidur Sethi is an interdisciplinary artist and cultural practitioner. Their practice is located at the intersection of performance, writing and curation.

After their Masters in Literature from School of Letters at Ambedkar University Delhi, Vidur completed a specialisation in editing from the Seagull School of Publishing, later participating in the Foundations of Acting and Theatre Making course at the Drama School Mumbai. They’ve also been a part of different theatre workshops, have faciliated courses in literature and performance practice at schools in Delhi before choosing to create their time as an uninterrupted movement within the arts for their practice to slowly find its locus in the idea of ‘processing deviance.’

Their works in the field of arts and culture include playing the lead part in ‘Pine Cone,’ a film by National Award Winning director Onir; the film is set to release next year. Additionally, they’ve been a features writer for the arts at STIRworld and have works published in the Hakara Journal, Artdose Zine and Seagull School of Publishing Blogs. Further, Vidur has collaborated in performance pieces such as ‘Ruins in Reverse,’ ‘Mothership of a Whippersnapper,’ ‘Home to War Kitchen,’ ‘Coming out Party for the Androgynous Tree,’ and ‘Masculinity’ to name a few (presented at spaces such as NSD, Goethe-Institut/Max Muller Bhavan, JNU, Lok Kala Manch) in the capacity of an actor, dramaturge, scenographer, writer and curator. Hosting the Artdose Podcasts and working as the Curator of Physical Art at Terrain.art, Vidur’s practice currently finds an occupation into the extension of imagination of an actor’s body which negotiates with norms that entail the institutional spaces of performance. They’ve previously co-curated a show titled ‘memorising pf-nh’ at India Art Fair that looks at the future of NFTs and fungibility in the Global Art Scene and are the co-founder of a book club which has diversified into The Gnamma Collective — a space-time for having exchanges on artistic and political processes.