My work reflects a quiet inheritance — my mother’s henna artistry in India shaped my early understanding of rhythm and form — but it moves in its own direction: less ornamental, more structural. Influenced by Zentangle-inspired patterning, I explore repetition, tension, and release through form.

I never seal my canvases; I prefer the surface to remain raw and tactile, allowing each ridge of paint to stay exactly as it was placed — immediate, unfiltered, and alive.

The compositions evolve without pre-sketching, guided by instinct, rhythm, and focus. Each piece records a sustained moment of concentration — a physical trace of stillness in motion.