Sharma's work explores the speculative intersection of sacred geometry, linguistics, and theoretical 'Internet of Things' networks, to challenge our preconceptions about the nature of connection and meaning. They meticulously dissect these concepts, translating them into intricate geometric models that represent unseen relationships and potential futures, built upon theoretical data streams rather than physical interactions. Through this contemplative process, Sharma uncovers latent patterns and symbolic resonances, questioning how deeply embedded assumptions in language and information flows shape our worldviews. The designs serve as coded provocations, encouraging viewers to critically examine the supposed neutrality of technological progression and find meanings in abstract forms. Each project is a rigorous investigation into the hidden orders lurking beneath the surface of complex systems, built on a unique foundation of philosophical and cultural concepts. Sharma's work is not about providing solutions or illustrating existing systems; it's about crafting conceptual frameworks that allow us to redefine our conventional notions of connected systems and ask better questions in turn.