jhani randhawa is a collaborator, counterdisciplinary maker, and editor
Jhani’s creative works are interested in precarity, queer ecology, interspecies friendships, diaspora and migration, spiritual activism, and fugue states.
Author of Time Regime (Gaudy Boy, 2022) and co-founding editor of the experimental arts project rivulet, Jhani received their M.A. from SOAS, University of London in 2025. Their research centered "creative refusals" within, against, and in the formation of diasporic queer archives.
They have coordinated projects and facilitated programming with organizations such as QueerAsia, May We Gather, Ito Center Editions (Kaya Press), the Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions and Culture, and the Japanese American National Museum. Jhani curretly co-edits Kulhar Books (an imprint of Kaya Press).