Hetal Chudasama is an Indian-born visual artist currently residing in Scotland, UK. Her work spans a variety of art forms, materials, and spatial constructs, with a primary focus on creating immersive environments that serve as safe spaces for observation, introspection, and intimate reflection. Chudasama's art often explores socio-political and ecological realms, bridging the material and spiritual, the internal and external, and the individual and collective.

Central to Chudasama's creative expression is her engagement with conflicts and unresolved tensions within her immediate community. She builds visual and sensory narratives that address collective anxieties surrounding social inequalities, climate change, migration, trauma, and loss. While some of her works are research-driven, focusing on these critical societal issues, she also embarks on creative projects that delve into the exploration of the tactile immediacy of materials and the passage of time through the processes of making and erasing, discovering and discarding various spaces, materials, and objects of private or public possession.

Chudasama's portfolio includes large-scale, site-specific installations that are often ephemeral in nature, blending various mediums such as audio-visual materials, paintings, text, and sculptural forms. She has held four solo exhibitions in India and has organized numerous group presentation,  performance and interactive events across India,HongKong and Europe.