Anagha Nair

“The Roots That Hide in Plain Sight” is a visual exploration of shared motifs in Norse and Hindu mythology. Through layered symbolism and shifting perspectives, the series uncovers resonances between these two traditions; revealing how familiar archetypes reappear across cultures, refracted through different lenses. By inviting viewers to see the parallels beneath the surface, the work gestures toward a deeper, shared mythic root that connects distant cosmologies.

Anagha Nair is a Berlin-based graphic artist whose work explores mythology, mysticism, animism, and duality through immersive visual storytelling. Originally from Kerala, South India, she blends Indian and Norse mythological symbolism with a contemporary visual language. Her current series, The Roots That Hide in Plain Sight, uncovers archetypal parallels between Hindu and Norse cosmologies. Anagha’s process embraces both analog and digital forms, creating dual-layered visuals that reveal hidden glyphs and symbolic shifts when viewed through color filters. Her work invites viewers into layered perspectives-spiritual, mythic, and psychological.

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