Jhani Randhawa is an interdisciplinary artist, community organiser, and researcher interested in the limits of desire, legality, and self within the ongoing crises of settler colonialism, racial capitalism and ecological collapse. Jhani’s performances and works have featured at the New Art Gallery Walsall (Walsall, England), the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (Gyeonggi-do, South Korea), Thymele Arts (Los Angeles, California), the Woolen Mill Gallery (Reedsburg, Wisconsin), and the ONE Archives at the University of Southern California, as well as in publications A Mouth Holds Many Things (de-Canon/Fonograf Editions), Gulf Coast, ASAP/Journal, 128 Lit, Broken Lens Journal, Soap Ear, Bæst Journal, Tagvverk, and o bod, among others. Their debut collection Time Regime (Gaudy Boy, 2022) won the California Book Award for Poetry in 2023.