Abstract & Mixed Media Art
I find joy in blending unexpected materials—torn paper, thread, and paint—to tell stories that feel alive. This is where I experiment with textures and colors to create something truly personal for your space.
An abstract painting titled "Power of Women." The swirling blues and greens represent the dynamic and fluid strength of women, with figures emerging from the waves of color.
An abstract piece inspired by the monsoon. The deep blues and swirling whites evoke the feeling of rain, wind, and stormy skies, capturing the energy of the season on canvas.
A playful collage using torn pieces of colored paper and simple line drawings. This form of mixed media art is spontaneous and allows for the creation of whimsical characters and scenes.
A collage titled "Sowing the seed for a bright tomorrow." The abstract figure made from torn paper represents the act of planting and nurturing hope for the future.
A minimalist collage created with torn paper and white ink. The simple composition of birds flying over a green field evokes a sense of freedom and tranquility.
A serene seaside collage made from torn paper. The lone figure looking out at the ocean creates a contemplative mood, capturing a quiet moment of reflection.
A meditative abstract artwork filled with intricate patterns, shapes, and colors. This piece is a form of intuitive art, where the process of creation is as important as the final result.
An artwork created with fabric and thread, titled "As nature intended." This piece, which advocates for insecticide-free vegetables, uses applique and stitching to "draw" with fabric.
A framed piece of my thread and fabric art. This work combines painting, collage, and embroidery to depict a woman with a charkha, blending different textures and techniques.
A video showing the process of creating my thread and fabric art. It's a unique technique that involves layering pieces of fabric and adding details with stitching.
About Abstract & Mixed Media Expressions
I often use unexpected surfaces like vintage book pages or fabric scraps to build my collages. Whether it is layering text beneath a hand-painted peacock or stitching stories into cloth, I look for beauty in the things others might discard. If you have a sentimental object or a collection of old books you would like to see transformed into art, we can absolutely work with that.
My approach to abstract and mixed media art is deeply intuitive. When I work on these pieces, I am not just applying paint to a canvas; I am layering experiences. I frequently use torn paper, charcoal, ink, and even textiles like sarees or repurposed threads to give my work a unique, tactile depth.
Why Mixed Media?
Mixed media allows me to break free from the constraints of a single medium. I love the contrast between the rigid structure of printed text on a book page and the fluid, organic flow of acrylics or watercolors. It creates a dialogue between the old and the new. My portraits, for instance, often feature faces that seem to emerge from the narratives printed on the paper underneath.
Customizing Your Vision
Because these works are highly experimental, they are perfect for custom commissions. We can collaborate on a piece that incorporates items personal to you—a page from a favorite book, a specific color palette that matches your home, or even textures that evoke a memory.
I am based in Noida, but I ship these works across India. If you are looking for an original, textured statement piece that goes beyond a standard canvas, let’s talk about what we can create together.
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