Akarṣhaṇa captures the magnetic essence of attraction and prosperity through layered textures and sacred geometry. Inspired by the Saptarishi, celestial sages who guide with eternal wisdom, it becomes a visual mantra of the soul. The painting invokes abundance, alignment, and illumination, bridging earthly energies with the infinite light of the cosmos.
When I visit villages along riverbanks or sea shores, I observe the concentration of a fisherman in his daily routine with fishing, fish, and boat. They work hard, yet find joy in it. An essence I wanted to capture with earth colors on paper.
A picture of the religious place Banaras is shown on the banks of the river ganga. Temples along a ghat are beautifully painted in red ,yellow, orange and blue boats on the banks at the ganga are also painted in blue.
Color is the silent language through which I create my narratives. I use colours to evoke emotions, set moods, and create visual impact. My art is a representation of joy, Hope, timeless beauty and resilience. It is a visual narratives of the complex relationship between humanity and nature.
Painting inspired by a 11th Century Chola Bronze, Year – 2018, Current location of the original Sculpture – Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. A humble attempt to bring awareness to our Heritage.
Whispers of the spring series (3rd painting 
Untitled 1 (2 Pieces) 
Abstract 
Life of Fisherwoman – 3