Karshni reshapes four years of songwriting into a live experience - part concert, part catharsis. Joining her are Satyajit Chatterji and Rish, in a set that layers live vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, and subtle loops into a soundscape that feels tender, unguarded, and deeply personal.

Known for her reflective and emotionally rich music, Karshni creates a space where feelings of distance, memory, and loss quietly surface. When she plays, the guitar feels almost like home - one of the few spaces of closeness in a performance shaped by separation. She traces memories of self, place, and people once held close - not through storytelling, but through the pauses, repetitions, and melodies that carry what words can’t quite say.

A key inspiration for this work is the poem Keeping Things Whole by Mark Strand, which holds space for absence just as much as presence - echoing the emotional undercurrent of Some Otherness. Intimate and unguarded, this is Karshni's most vulnerable work yet - an invitation to sit with what remains.

"In a field, I am the absence of field.

This is always the case.

Wherever I am

I am what is missing."

Performers

- Karshni 

- Satyajit Chatterji

- Rish