Across mediums, Sethi’s figures—part human, part animal—navigate themes of sexuality, vulnerability, and transformation, challenging conventions of gender, beauty, and identity. By centering the body as both vessel and agent, she responds to histories of scrutiny and repression while envisioning spaces of resilience and worldbuilding. Her practice also reflects on political skepticism, mental health, and ecological fragility, situating personal narratives within collective realities. Exhibited at the Mumbai Urban Arts Festival and featured in Architectural Digest India, her works construct immersive worlds where light and shadow, myth and intimacy, converge to reimagine utopia.