Lensing

Lensing… a peculiar bond. How does one trace the story of Ragini and her lens?”

Perhaps… with a wish. To find a space for her exploring heart. To feel home anywhere. To imagine and create in the moment.

Through the lens, the world became hers.

And in seeing, she discovered how the camera is a potent instrument to make the fleeting, permanent; the intangible, tangible and the faraway, intimate. She noticed how a photograph or film captured with patience and presence exists beyond past, present, or future… but simply is, transforming perception frame by frame. Through her visual journals—frames and films became invitations.

Thus, Lensing is Ragini’s invitation to reimagine all we know of the camera. An alternative medium of expression that infuses everyday sight with artistic intention. By shedding what we’ve learned, surrendering to the beauty veiled in the ordinary. Raw. Unfiltered. Real.

It began as a process of lensing spaces, humans, moments—everything around her. Her captures invite connection. Timeless. Ethereal. Frames that make you pause and linger in a feeling. Maybe even reflect. Because Lensing has the power to redefine not just how you see the world, but how you see yourself—by deepening your relationships with everything around you.

“Lensing emerged from this understanding. Not a technique. Not a methodology. But a philosophy—a way of encountering the world with intention and curiosity. It is a way of speaking to the world—capturing stories and discovering new ones. To build a visual archive that people return to—for inspiration, hope, wonder or relief.”

Lensing is thus a sense—an artistic, surreal sensibility. It’s more than becoming a photographer. It’s becoming aware of your feelings and the moments around you. It’s a daily immersion into portals and stories—into seeing differently—into mystery. A commitment to seeing anew. Always.

This is Lensing: An awakening. A lens on life itself.