In the Media and Art Exhibitions

My journey into the public eye has never been about fame. It is about proving that art is a legitimate tool for wellness and social change. When I speak on podcasts about the anxiety caused by social media or the constant pressure of feeling like the grass is always greener elsewhere—or as we say, 'door ke dhol suhane hote hain'—I am really just trying to help people slow down and tune into themselves.

Why I Take My Art to the Stage

Being featured in publications like Punjab Kesari and Dainik Bhaskar for my exhibitions at the Lokayata Art Gallery was a milestone. It was not just about the media coverage; it was about the validation that my work resonates with people who have never picked up a brush before.

I also strongly believe in using my practice to give back. My collaboration with schools for World Cancer Day, where 200 students created art together, showed me how powerful creative expression can be when it is used to fight fear with hope.

What I Bring to Events

If you see my work in the media, it is usually because I am trying to demystify the creative process. If you want to host an event, a team-building session, or a community art workshop, know that I do not bring a rigid curriculum. I bring a space for connection, mess, and laughter. Whether it is a small group in a living room or a larger community event, the goal remains the same: helping people find their own artistic voice.