I have attempted to gain experience in my work through various mediums. In my earlier days, I started painting classes with young painters to learn more forms through the technique of learning by doing. This experience helped me to seek knowledge about different forms of art and being innovative in my approach. Further, I, individually, organized self-financed exhibitions to learn about the saleability of my work. Though, commercialization has not been my objective, my heart yearned for seeking greater recognition in the field. These exhibition helped me to gauge the perception of people regarding the form of art they really appreciated and want to take home. Hence, the work experience origins from the pragmatic approach that I adopted towards my work over the period of time.

Aiming to create work that display nature’s exceptional purity and sensibility, I mainly depict the relationship between nature and human beings. Each work displays some figures, stories and ideas that viewers could relate and reveal in an effortless way. I draw my inspiration from various sources such as flowers, interior magazines, ideas pertaining to human lives and values and so on. I experimented with modernization of religious idols such as Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Buddha so as to relate their enigmatic aura with current mindset of masses. In addition, fusion of Indian and English culture is also encapsulated in my work. I visualise to pursue my passion for painting, in future, in complete manner so as to create paintings that will be more liveable and compassionate.