This print depicts a mynah standing firmly, wearing a cloth marked with the number “13.” A single, often seen as a symbol of mystery and omen, is paired with a number associated with superstition, cancelling the bad omen giving the artwork a playful yet eerie tone. The rough texture of the print enhances the rustic and bold presence of the bird.
This print presents a small, delicate bird sitting on a branch. The fine, linear feather details contrast with the more abstract background, emphasizing the fragility and beauty of the creature. It carries a gentler, more contemplative mood compared to the darker birds.
A long-beaked bird sits poised, ready to strike or observe. Its sharp, angular beak and layered wings bring out its precision and alertness. The print captures the elegance and sharpness of a hunting bird, with textures that echo rippling water and reeds.
“The Split Realm” This work reflects hidden truths where fragility and strength coexist. The delicate wing embodies survival, while shadow holds resilience. It speaks of silent transitions, where growth demands endurance and shedding. A metaphor for in-between states, it reveals transformation as both vulnerable and powerful, shaping emergence into flight.
This linocut portrays the endemic Lion-tailed Macaque of the Western Ghats, one of the most threatened primates in the world. The artwork captures a young macaque resting peacefully in its mother’s lap—the safest place on earth. Through this work, I seek to spread awareness about this vanishing species and emphasize the need to protect their […]
A spatial metaphor for a poetic ballet 
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