Yogesh Barve (b.1989) is an Indian artist based in Mumbai, India. Barve's artistic practice encompasses sculpture, film, multimedia installations and site-specific works. A common thread throughout his work is a critique of our cultural fragmented thinking. Barve uses the idea of the slash in the form of un/learning, de/constructing and non/conformism, and as a means of thinking and working. Using a range of materials, including found objects, digital technologies, such as his mobile phone camera, and search and game engines, Barve's work examines social and cultural experiences of in/equality, ir/rationality, the un/invited, and the in/outsider. Barve is a member of Clark House Initiative.

Clark House Initiative is a curatorial collaborative and artists' union concerned with ideas of freedom, established in 2013 by Zasha Colah and Sumesh Sharma in Bombay. Strategies of equality have informed their work, while experiments in recalling histories, and concerns of representations and visibility, are ways to imagine alternative economies and freedom.