My artistic journey is an evolving exploration of transformation and identity, profoundly shaped by my migration from India to the United States. This transition has been a catalyst for navigating the unfamiliar, allowing me to channel my experiences of internal chaos and adaptation into abstract forms and concepts.

In my recent work, I grapple with the tension between a distant past and an immediate present, merging figuration and abstraction to engage with contemporary issues. While I do not adhere to religious beliefs, I find that mythological tales offer a powerful lens through which to examine present-time crises that may impact human civilization—through war, social unrest, environmental degradation, and political polarization. The symbolic complexity of these myths provides a unique framework for confronting these pressing concerns.

My art serves as a bridge between ancient wisdom and current realities, fostering a dialogue that invites viewers to reflect on the intersection of timeless narratives and the socio-political landscape we navigate today. By intertwining traditional techniques with rich symbolic content, I aim not to prove any theory, but to illuminate the enduring relevance of these stories while offering fresh perspectives on the existential questions of our time.

Through this exploration, I hope to give voice to my artistic, emotional, and intellectual pursuits, inviting others to join me in reflecting on the complexities of our shared human experience.