Featured Murals, Art Workshops & Creative Experiences

This mural is my favorite creation, it feels like my whole heart is on this wall in Nadwan, Bihar. This video shares the story of how the girls from the 'Humaar Kahaani, Humaar Rang' program and I painted their realities and dreams together. For me, this is what art is all about: creating a world of possibilities and claiming our space with our stories.

On World Water Day, I had the joy of facilitating a community painting drive in Gurugram. This video shows how volunteers, many of whom had never painted on a wall before, came together to create a 75-foot mural for water conservation. It’s a beautiful example of how art can unite people for a common cause.

At the Aham Festival, I set up an 'Aabhar Kona' or Gratitude Corner. This video shows the creation of our Gratitude Tree, where people wrote what they were thankful for on paper leaves. It was magical to see the bare tree I painted in the morning become full of colorful, heartfelt messages by the evening.

This is a quiet moment from my 'Humaar Kahaani, Humaar Rang' workshop in Bihar. Here, a group of girls are deeply focused on their drawings, sharing stories and creating together on the floor. This image captures the safe, judgment-free space I strive to create, where everyone feels comfortable enough to express themselves.

Sometimes, when I feel like a tired, lonely artist, I hug my paintings. This video is a small, personal moment that shows how much of myself goes into my art. Each canvas holds a piece of my story, my feelings, and my dreams, making it a part of me that exists outside my body.

Here is a glimpse into my first experience with live event painting. I was capturing the vibrant energy of the 'Atrangi Bol' event, translating the performances and atmosphere onto a canvas in real-time. It was a thrilling challenge to paint amidst the action, creating a visual memory of the day as it unfolded.

This collage is a window into the mural project at a Children and Youth Resource Center in Sonipat. It shows different moments of the process, from painting handprints and writing affirmations like 'You are Magic, तुम जादू हो', to collaborating with the local children. Each small image is part of a larger story of turning plain walls into spaces of imagination and belonging.