My background is in fashion and design. I studied at AIFD Bangalore and later at Arsutoria in Italy, where I developed a deeper understanding of material, proportion, construction and craft. Over time, that way of seeing moved beyond fashion and found its place in my art.

What began as a personal pursuit gradually became my full-time practice. The shift felt less like leaving one discipline for another and more like finding a medium that gave me greater freedom to explore ideas in my own way.

An interplay of the figural and the elemental, where a living form and the world around it blur into something that could only exist in paint. Working across acrylic, gouache, watercolour and oils, I push myself constantly across mediums, scale and form. Each piece is an attempt to find stillness within tension, and connection within contrast. From intimate easel paintings to large-scale mural, the intention remains the same: to elevate how a place feels to the people who inhabit it.