About

What Drives My Art

I paint to hold onto stories that shaped me. My work often circles back to the woven patterns of bamboo and palm leaves - stuff from my village days and my tribal roots. That craft is vanishing, so I put it in my paintings, hoping folks remember where we came from. This sense of struggle, of always moving and adapting, runs through all my canvas work - it’s not just art, it’s a bit of my own journey.

My Artistic Approach

• Most of my pieces are acrylic on canvas because it lets me play with texture and bold color. I also mess around with watercolors and oils when a mood hits.
• My style falls under contemporary Indian painting, but you’ll find a mix of surreal art storytelling and old-school motifs, all mashed together with a personal twist.
• I’m big on sketching real life too. You’ll spot Mumbai local train scenes, market crowds, daily hustle - simple but raw moments.

What You’ll Find in My Collection

• Large conceptual works with tribal woven motif art, built for people who want statement pieces in their space.
• Handmade canvas artwork that brings in spiritual themes, like Radha Krishna or Ganesha, for that little touch of home or tradition.
• Quick sketches and smaller, moody landscapes for folks who like a slice of daily India on their wall.

Why My Work Is What It Is

I studied at Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai. That formal training gave me technique, but my inspiration is still rooted in my own people and the stories I grew up with. Every painting is a mix of memory, struggle, and a bit of hope for what’s next.