My practice is an act of deciphering the human experience, serving as a bridge between the physical world and the spiritual self. My journey began at sixteen, in India and working on mural projects, where the scale of muralism taught me how art can dictate the energy of a space. My perspective has evolved since my move to Vancouver, allowing me to synthesize the vibrant, symbolic heritage of my roots with the experimental and contemporary aesthetics of the West.
I work across a spectrum of mediums, from the raw texture of aerosol and acrylics on urban walls to the quiet precision of graphite and oil in anatomical studies. My digital practice in Photoshop and Illustrator is not merely technical, but a tool for world-building, allowing me to construct narratives that feel both prophetic and grounded. This inquiry into craftsmanship extends to hand-block printing, where I utilize traditional textile techniques to challenge the fast-fashion narrative with sustainable, luxury-tier art.
Whether I am designing a character's silhouette or curating a city block, my intent remains the same: to create visual environments that are intellectually structured and spiritually resonant. I do not just paint surfaces; I create portals into deeper cultural truths.