Nitesh Mohanty's photobook, Nowhere / Now Here, serves as a poignant chronicle of his experience as a caregiver to his wife, Diya, during her struggle with a brain tumor. Through thousands of black-and-white images taken over 12 years, Mohanty captures the essence of vulnerability and intimacy, portraying the mundane aspects of life intertwined with deep emotions of grief, longing, and love. The book's format, featuring sections with poetic titles instead of traditional chapters, allows readers to engage with the content on a personal level, reflecting on their own feelings. Released in 2020, during a time of collective loss due to the pandemic, the book resonates with a universal sense of absence and loneliness. Mohanty's artistic background, shaped by his education at the JJ School of Art in Mumbai and the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad, is evident in the thoughtful presentation of the images. The small size of the book enhances its intimate nature, inviting readers to explore and revisit its themes of mortality and vulnerability.