Collection: All Artworks

Soulflower Series 

Soulflower Series

This was an unseen corner that was slightly neglected, and no one really paid attention to it. Through this, I have experienced qualities of desolation and stillness. Originally, this is a sculpture meant for studying anatomy (body structure), and this is its first replica. However, there is one key difference: in Western art, where the original piece belongs, it is not desolate at all because, for them, it represents a god. But here, it is quite the opposite. Here, it lies in a ruined, broken state—much like a specimen of the aftermath left behind after a destruction. It was a part of daily life that received very little attention. In this painting, I have tried to capture independent beauty of it.

A cat and a dog, two animals that rarely ignore one another’s presence, are instead consumed by a shared curiosity. Their attention is drawn away from each other and toward two hovering flies, quietly shifting the balance of the composition. What appears insignificant becomes the force that connects them, questioning how attention shapes importance. The expansive negative space slows the act of looking, allowing the viewer to discover what first appears unimportant. By shifting focus away from the animals and toward the overlooked, the painting questions how significance is assigned.

The journey of becoming rarely begins with grand moments. It begins with noticing, following, and learning from the seemingly insignificant. In Safari, the bees are not the destination,they are the first lesson. Safari captures the beginning of instinct. As young lion cubs learn to hunt, their attention is drawn not by prey alone, but by the smallest movements around them. Every pursuit, no matter how insignificant, becomes part of the journey that shapes who they will become.

Liminal Drift explores the fragile space between observation and memory, where landscapes gradually dissolve into atmosphere and emotion. Rooted in experiences gathered through travel across India and abroad, the series reflects an ongoing search for the essence of place rather than its physical description. Light, colour, and subtle architectural traces become vessels of memory, allowing familiar scenes to transform into contemplative, dreamlike spaces. Balancing the vibrant intensity of Indian landscapes with the quiet restraint of European environments, these paintings invite viewers to inhabit the threshold between the seen and the remembered, where presence lingers long after place fades.

In this charcoal self-portrait, I revisited the innocent joy of childhood—particularly the fascination with making and playing with paper butterflies. With a fun, exaggerated expression and a sense of animated movement, the portrait celebrates those carefree moments when creativity and curiosity guided our world. The butterflies, though made of paper, are given a sense of motion and life, representing imagination in flight. The surrounding floral textures and swirling strokes add to the dreamlike atmosphere, blurring the lines between memory and fantasy. This piece stands as a tribute to the inner child in all of us—the one who still finds magic in the simplest things.

This is my self-portrait based on a theme I’ve worked on before—childhood play with origami. In my earlier two paintings, I explored joy and expression through paper crafts. In this portrait, I brought both ideas together but added a new emotion: the feeling of being stuck. The smile is playful, but the strings wrapped around the hands show a deeper meaning. Sometimes, even happy memories or creativity can hold us back or trap us. The origami birds and flowers still bring beauty and imagination, but now they are tangled in threads, just like thoughts or emotions.

This painting explores the many emotions and personalities that exist within us. The different faces represent joy, anger, fear, confusion, and other feelings that shape our identity. It reflects how art becomes a powerful way to express emotions that words often cannot convey.

Each intricate detail reflects faith, artistry, and divine grace. This depiction of Lord Ganesha captures more than physical form—it expresses spiritual depth and sacred presence. His calm eyes radiate wisdom and compassion, while the gently curved trunk symbolizes intelligence and adaptability. The raised hand offers blessings of protection and reassurance, reminding us that divine guidance is always near. The finely crafted crown and ornaments enhance His majestic yet peaceful aura. Seated in perfect balance, He represents stability and inner strength. This artwork is not just a visual creation; it is a symbol of hope, positivity, and the power to overcome life’s obstacles. .

Elegance in Silence explores the beauty of quietness through expressive forms, flowing textures, and subtle movement. Each artwork captures a moment where emotion speaks without words. The layered contours and sculptural visual elements create an illusion of depth and transformation, inviting the viewer to experience the painting from different perspectives. The series celebrates silence as a language of its own—a space where thoughts, emotions, and imagination come alive.

Reflections of the Mind is an exploration of the inner world—where thoughts, emotions, memories, and dreams exist beyond the visible surface. The serene face with closed eyes represents introspection, while the flowing fragments surrounding the figure symbolize the countless thoughts that emerge and dissolve within the mind. The warm, earthy tones create a dreamlike atmosphere, suggesting both emotional depth and inner transformation. The scattered forms appear to move between the physical and the abstract, reflecting the ever-changing nature of human consciousness. The painting invites the viewer to pause, look inward, and discover the quiet universe that exists within the mind.

Colours of the Soul explores the vibrant inner world hidden beneath a calm and silent exterior. The closed eyes symbolize introspection and inner peace, while the explosion of vivid colours represents emotions, memories, dreams, and experiences flowing through the human spirit. The contrast between the serene face and the energetic abstract forms reflects the balance between silence and expression, stillness and movement. Each colour becomes an emotion, revealing the many unseen layers that shape our identity. The painting invites viewers to look beyond appearances and discover a simple truth: even in silence, the soul is alive with colour.

Me vs. Myself explores the quiet conflict between the person we present to the world and the person who exists within. The two overlapping figures represent two sides of the same identity—one visible, conscious, and outward-facing, while the other reflects the hidden emotions, thoughts, fears, and desires that shape our inner world. The textured, earthy surface creates a sense of memory and uncertainty, while the vertical lines suggest boundaries, divisions, and the invisible barriers within the mind. The open posture of the figures conveys a moment of confrontation, acceptance, and self-discovery.

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