Live Art Performance & Speed Painting Shows

For the Ugadi festival, I created this massive 30 by 30 foot rangoli at a major Bangalore mall. This video shows the scale of my work and how a traditional Sanskar Bharti rangoli can transform a large public space, making it a centerpiece for any event.

This piece is very close to my heart, a rangoli depiction of a Daiva from 'Kantara'. Created for a temple jatra in Karwar, this artwork shows the intricate detail and vibrant color I can achieve with rangoli powder, bringing cultural stories to life.

Watch me create a 20 by 20 foot Sanskar Bharti rangoli in just one hour. This performance at the Shri Shantika Parameshwari temple in Kumta demonstrates the speed and precision I bring to my large scale rangoli projects for religious and cultural events.

To celebrate the IPL season, I was commissioned to create this 15 by 15 foot rangoli tribute to RCB at the GT World Mall in Bengaluru. This shows how I can adapt my art for corporate events and brand activations, capturing the excitement of fans.

This is a realistic portrait of cricketer Virat Kohli, created using my signature technique of crushed charcoal and white stone powder. This medium allows for incredible detail and shading, perfect for capturing likenesses of public figures and celebrities.

Here is a glimpse of my Yakshagana rangoli, displayed at the bustling Chitra Santhe art fair in Bengaluru. This piece celebrates the rich heritage of Karnataka's traditional theater, using bold colors and intricate details to honor our culture.

A tribute to the beloved Kannada actor Puneeth Rajkumar, honored as 'Karnataka Ratna'. This portrait, made with charcoal powder, is my way of paying respect and shows how I use art to connect with shared emotions and cultural pride.