His artistic journey includes a residency at SSVAD, Shantiniketan (2015), an internship in Stone Lathe Turning at Stone Artisan Park, Gujarat (2016), and significant contributions to large-scale projects such as Mumbai’s Palava Phase 2. His work has been showcased in prestigious exhibitions, including Shifting Practice at M.S. University, Baroda (2023), The Curatives in Ahmedabad (2019), and The Turning of Tales at Rukshaan Art, Mumbai. With exhibitions at Jehangir Art Gallery (2017) and the Delhi City Award Exhibition (2019), his sculptures continue to captivate audiences across India.

Krishnamurti’s artistic practice is deeply influenced by his roots in Banaras, where the spiritual and mythological landscapes serve as a constant source of inspiration. His sculptures reflect the essence of the city, capturing its cultural depth through nuanced storytelling. Drawing from the Navrasa, the nine emotions of Indian aesthetics, his work explores themes of devotion, heroism, and the transient nature of life. Through intricate forms and layered symbolism, he seeks to translate the soul of Banaras into stone, ensuring that its narratives remain etched in contemporary artistic discourse.