Priysha Rajvanshi is a photographer born in India and currently based in London, pursuing a master’s in photography at the RCA. Her work is like a diary of a wanderer stumbling on wonders. Dwelling in the extraordinary of the so-called everyday ordinary, she plays with the boundaries of predefined categories. Working on the overlapping of landscapes and mindscapes, a case for healing is what she makes. Her current research and practice are about building sites which might lend themselves to moments of enchantment, inspired by the works of Carl Jung, Jane Bennett, Sharon Blackie and others.