My artwork captures the hardship of a rickshaw puller, highlighting his struggles to fulfill daily needs while maintaining his self-respect. Despite societal indifference, he perseveres, and I’m portraying this narrative through his working moments. The piece is rendered in black and white, reflecting the monotony of his life, with a semi-realistic approach in a contemporary style. With my own signature style Texture adds depth, and acrylic and oil on canvas bring the story to life.
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.
This diptych is typical of my style where the canvas invites you in to explore its mysterious depths. It is inspired by the beautiful vineyards at the foot of Nandi Hills , Bangalore. The painting is very textured and is full of light and shadows.
This diptych portrays the Shivalingam tree with its divine brightly coloured flowers. These flowers with its unique design have always fascinated me and I wanted to capture the beauty of this unusual tree in all its splendour. The canvas is very textured and is full of light , colours and joy.
In the spirals of creation, we meet again— two faces carved from the same breath of light. Your soul is the river, mine the shore, forever touching, never apart. Through shadow and bloom, we dissolve into each other, an endless hymn written on the skin of eternity.
Heaven in her arms... 
Life of Fisherman 
Poetry in Red 1