She works across film, spoken word, performance, epistolary poetry, animation, music, and embroidery, which allows her to interweave complex concepts and narratives together.
[1][4] Her work is heavily influenced by her Indian identity as she grapples with a feeling of alienation, nativism, nationality, and colonialism as a result of her upbringing in western culture.
Her parents would go on to make a travel company resulting in an annual family expedition which allowed Singh Soin to acquire inspiration and materials for her work.
[1][12][13] We are Opposite Like That II: In 2019, Frieze commissioned Himali to create an artwork inspired by her journey to the Arctic Circle that reinvents traditional stories of exploration.
The "flash fictions" collection discusses concepts like her namesake, the Himalayas, animistic rituals or remedies, mystical geometries, old-new materialism, and spirit realism.