[5][6] The Washington Post has noted that her work "uses a central theme of weaving to explore everything from parallel universes to technological advancements to her own brain.
"[5] The newspaper's art critic also noted, in a different review, that she "arranges women's faces into designs rooted in the traditions of southern India.
"[8] In a more recent 2019 review of her work at a group show at The American Center for Physics in College Park, Maryland, the Washington Post stated that her sculpture "Wormhole" was "the closest thing to a real-world diagram in the show, twists fabric into a narrow tunnel that links two circular nets.
"[9] In 2021 Chandrasekar led a nationwide project to create a traditional South Indian kolam to honor Vice President Kamala Harris.
She is also a Fiscal Year 2020 announced winner of an Artists and Scholars Project Grant from the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County to create a series of science inspired drawings.