Vikrant Kano was born in 1992 in Delhi, India. He completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts (2016) and Master of Fine Arts (2018) at the College of Art, New Delhi. His practice explores the “idea of home” by delving into his family history and archives. Through his work, Vikrant examines the interconnected themes of home and homelessness, migration and land ownership, physical and mental boundaries, memory and trauma, as well as fact and fiction.

In 2021, Vikrant held his first solo online exhibition, PRAF Discover Series-04: Lost In Translation, supported by Prameya Art Foundation. He has also participated in numerous exhibitions across India and internationally. Notable exhibitions include Transitions and Transformations: The Constant Flux of Personal Structures curated by Geraldine Ondrizeck at Palazzo Bembo, Venice (2022), the online video art exhibition Diaphragm – Mixing Cultures at the Wrong Biennale (2022), and Call to Disorder: Experiments in Practice and Research curated by Vidya Shivadas at the Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa (2019). Vikrant’s work has also been showcased in Castelnuovo Fotografia at the Castle of Rocca Colonna, Rome (2019), and Proyector by Indus Art Collective in Madrid, Spain (2019).

Vikrant Kano lives and works in New Delhi, India.