My Artistic Journey: Watercolors and Beyond

My artistic practice is a visual diary of everything that moves me. I do not just paint objects. I paint the emotions tied to them, whether it is the nostalgia of a classic Yezdi scooter or the raw, vibrant chaos of Durga Pujo. When I am not coding, you will find me sketching inside an auto-rickshaw in traffic or capturing the exact look of a mango cheesecake at a local cafe.

My work has travelled to places I once only dreamt of, including the Fabriano in Acquarello in Italy and various editions of the India Art Festival and Chitrasanthe right here in Bangalore. These exhibitions are not just about displays. They are about meeting people who value the craft as much as I do. Seeing 14 of my paintings find new homes at Chitrasanthe 2024 was a moment of pure gratitude that keeps me picking up the brush even on the most tiring days.

I work primarily in watercolors, relying on professional-grade materials like Arches cotton paper and Mijello mission paints to ensure every stroke lasts. When I switch to acrylics for larger canvas works or wall murals, it is usually to capture something with more intensity, like the intricate details of a deity.

If you have a memory you want to preserve—perhaps an ancestral home that holds your childhood or a vehicle that defined a decade of your life—I would love to help you tell that story on canvas. Every commission I accept is painted with the same dedication I give to my exhibition pieces. Let us create something real, imperfect, and beautiful together.