My Art Journey and Exhibitions

Exhibiting at the India Habitat Centre and NGMA taught me the value of community, but being featured in Art Affairs magazine for my 'Hope' series remains a highlight of my professional growth. I use these experiences to ensure the custom work I create for you carries that same level of intention and care.

My path into fine arts was not through a traditional school. It began in the metro, at cafes, and in the mountains of Leh with nothing but a sketchbook. While I never sat in a lecture hall for formal art training, I found my education in the streets of Delhi and the feedback from the vibrant art community in Noida. Being part of the Urban Sketchers Delhi 300th meet show at the India Habitat Centre was a milestone for me as an urban sketcher. It was not just about displaying a piece of paper on a wall, but about sharing the act of capturing a moment in time. My work at exhibitions like Kala Karm at NGMA and Lalit Kala Akademi has allowed me to bring my personal practice into the public eye. These spaces push me to evolve, whether I am working on textured knife paintings in acrylics or delicate ink portraits. You will often find me experimenting with new materials, from gold leaf in traditional Pichwai art to clay for festive sculptures. I believe that an artist is only as good as their latest practice, which is why I continue to host workshops and take on commissions that challenge my perspective. My art is not just about the final output but the process of adding color to the everyday. If you are looking for a piece that speaks to a specific memory or feeling, we can start that conversation today.