I am an artist born and based in Bharat, exploring the intersection of spirit and matter through figures, force, and forms. Inherently anchored in Indian classical traditions and the living ideals of Auroville, my practice reinterprets these influences through global contemporary expressionism, across diverse mediums. Each work seeks to reveal the invisible laws of consciousness in dialogue with the visible world, inviting viewers to experience the tension—and harmony—between the inner and outer, the spiritual and material.

My work has evolved through figurative constructivist expressionism, emphasizing strong lines, layered forms, and deliberate use of space. Each series is conceived as a narrative exploration of human unity, cultural balance, and the evolution of consciousness.

I approach art as both a personal journey and an invitation for viewers to enter the universal rhythms of life—where the play of unity and diversity mirrors the deeper search for consciousness. In this space, balance becomes a compositional device and a reflection of harmony between spirit and matter; movement arises as the natural flow of perception, guiding awareness through metaphor and meaning. Repetition and rhythm echo the cycles of existence, while contrast of being reminds us of the tensions that shape becoming. Proportion and emphasis reveal the unseen order within chaos, and variety allows multiplicity to flourish without losing coherence. Ultimately, my work seeks a unity where philosophy, aesthetics, and expression converge—opening a field where substance, style, and symbols converse with the soul.

Auroville offers an adventurous context for this inquiry.