Original Studio Works & Experimental Art

You’ll find pieces here I’ve painted on reclaimed wood, jute bags, and repurposed cardboard. When I am in the studio, I often do not want to work on a fresh, pristine canvas—I want to work with what is around me. These works are raw, honest, and come straight from my daily practice, often focusing on textures that a standard canvas cannot provide.

My studio is where I fight fires—inside and out. Sometimes that means a large commission, but often it means these smaller, experimental pieces. I love painting on non-traditional surfaces. A sturdy piece of reclaimed wood or an old jute bag has texture and history that a flat canvas just does not give you. These works range from quick, energetic acrylic sketches to more considered abstract compositions in charcoal and oil. Some are floral motifs, others are figurative explorations of identity, or just pure color expression. Because these are not part of a formal, planned series, they feel more immediate. They are the moments where I just sit with the messiness of life and put it on a surface. If you see something here that speaks to you, it is likely available. Many of these are unframed, with rustic, intentional edges that I prefer. They are signed, varnished for protection, and ready to be part of your space. Anbe sivam—love is God, and I hope these pieces carry that intention into your home.