Gigi Scaria (b. 1973, Kerala) is a New Delhi-based artist working across painting, photography, installation, sculpture, and video. His practice explores urban development, migration, economic shifts, and architecture, reflecting on how rapidly changing environments shape social and psychological experiences.

Since 2000, Scaria has exhibited widely in India and internationally, participating in major biennales and exhibitions, including the Venice, Singapore, and Kochi-Muziris Biennales. His work has been showcased at Mori Art Museum (Tokyo), Smart Museum (Chicago), Kunstverein Frankfurt, Ian Potter Museum (Melbourne), and Tel Aviv Museum of Art. In India, he has exhibited at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Jawahar Kala Kendra, and Lalit Kala Akademi. His cross-media approach continues to shape critical discourse on urban transformation.