This series humorously explores consequences of excessive photography and social media, raising awareness about virtual living and detachment.

This site-specific series is a response to Eminent Plaza's demolition, explores loss and preservation, symbolising the death of her mother.

Deb uses single-use plastic art to challenge consumerism, urging awareness and sustainable habits through introspective dialogue.

These works explore impermanence, accepting life's flux, finding beauty in destruction, and drawing inspiration from Wabi-Sabi aesthetics.

This series of work explores gender dysphoria through photography, video, and audio, shedding light on the unique subculture experiences.

Deb transforms everyday scenes into art, exploring unexpected beauty in the chaos of layered posters, now showcased as interactive posters.

This personal photo essay encapsulates life's solitude and fleeting nature, depicted through poignant images taken during the later years of the artist's father-in-law.

"Kinvadantī" explores truth and fiction, blending myths with reality, inviting contemplation on hearsay.