Harshit is an artificial intelligence (A.I) and a new media artist. Through his practice, he explores what he calls the ‘human-machine creativity continuum’- the melding of human and machine cre- ative agency. He uses machines and algorithms and often creates them as an essential part of his art process, embracing becoming the cyborg artist. He often juxtaposes traditional art media and tools along with machines and computation, creating a space in both directions, and be guided by the machine. Harshit was the only Indian artist in one of the world’s first A.I art shows in a contempo- rary art gallery (Gradient Descent show held at Nature Morte gallery). His work is part of the perma- nent exhibition at the largest computer science museum in the world, the HNF museum, Germany. He has exhibited work at other premier art festivals and museums around the world, like the Ars Electronica Festival (Austria), Tate Modern (UK), Asia Culture Center (Korea), QUT Art Museum (Aus- tralia), Museum of Tomorrow (Brazil), Alt-Ai (NYC), Art Center Nabi (Korea), Laval Virtual (France), Be- Fantastic Festival (India), ISEA (Canada). His work has also been extensively covered in international media, including BBC, New York Times, often as one of the founding artists of a new form of art. Along with this, he carries out academic research too, having published several research papers on creation tools at art and human-computer interaction conferences. He is a graduate of the MIT Media Lab and has carried out art residencies at the Museum of Tomorrow (Brazil), Art Center Nabi (Korea) and X-Lab (Japan).