Jhani Randhawa is a multidisciplinary artist with roots in the U.S., East Africa, the Punjab, and England. Their work considers collectivity, grief practices, and friendship across species and consciousness. Jhani's debut collection Time Regime (Gaudy Boy, 2022) won the 2023 California Book Award Gold Medal Prize for Poetry, and their writing is forthcoming or has appeared most recently in Jagdeep Raina: Beautiful Zameen (PS Guelph), A Mouth Holds Many Things: A Hybrid-Literary Anthology (Fonograf Edition & de-canon), Osmosis Press, diode, Little Mirror, Gulf Coast, ASAP/J, 128Lit, and O BOD, among others. Their visual work, performances, and dramaturgy have been exhibited in venues such as the CICA Museum (South Korea), Helen Kanitkar Anthropology Library (London, U.K.), The Mortuary (Los Angeles, U.S.), Couerage Theatre (Los Angeles, U.S.), and the Woolen Mill Gallery (Reedsburg, U.S.).