Nalini Paul

Nalini Paul is a Lecturer in Fine Art Critical Studies at The Glasgow School of Art, focusing on interdisciplinary practices that bridge literature, visual arts, and environmental studies. Her work explores themes of place, memory, identity, and ecological awareness through poetry, critical writing, and collaborative projects.

• Academic Affiliation: The Glasgow School of Art
• Role: Lecturer in Fine Art Critical Studies

Research Interests:

• Contemporary poetry and experimental writing
• Environmental humanities and landscape studies
• Postcolonial and diasporic identity narratives
• Interdisciplinary methodologies integrating text and image
• Site-specific performance and installation art
• Archival research and cultural memory

Her publications span poetry collections, critical essays, and collaborative performance works. Notable projects include the 2021 exhibition Until the World Awakens and the 2020 symposium presentation Embodying Language in Wild Spaces.