Meteor Series: Cosmic Fragments in Stainless Steel

This video shows the details of "Meteor 151." I wanted to transform a rigid industrial material into something fluid and alive. The shifting colors blend into tones reminiscent of a sunset, creating a sense of calm movement.

A bold interplay of silver and deep blue, this wall sculpture creates a striking contrast against the soft white walls and modern furniture. It shows how my work can serve as a central artistic statement in a minimalist interior.

"Meteor 89" is a large 96-inch installation that brings dynamic energy to this seating area. The combination of electric blue, reflective silver, and a hint of red creates a powerful focal point that complements the bold interior design.

A 13-foot wall sculpture in matte black and reflective gold, installed for a client in Mumbai. This piece explores contrast not just in color, but in texture, with the matte finish absorbing light while the gold reflects it.

In this elegant dining room, a sculpture in timeless tones of black and grey becomes a quiet crescendo. This installation shows how classic hues and abstract forms can elevate a space with understated luxury.

A close-up of "Meteor 145." This angle highlights the way the colorful polka dots seem to float on the crumpled, reflective surface of the stainless steel, capturing moments of joy suspended in time.

Another perspective of "Meteor 145," focusing on the energy and motion within the piece. The playful yet thoughtful spirit invites the viewer to pause and reconnect with a sense of wonder.

A full view of the stainless steel wall installation "Meteor 145," measuring 35” x 61” x 6”. This work is about capturing dynamic energy and moments of happiness.

A detailed shot of "Meteor 145," showing the interaction of light, color, and form. The crumpled steel creates infinite reflections, making the piece feel different from every angle.