Statement
In India, the distinction between drawing and painting is blurred, they are the same word “Chitrakala”, a concept that deeply resonates within my artistic practice.
At the heart of my work lies the exploration of womanhood. Drawing inspiration from myths and narratives surrounding women, migration, and home, I explore the shared stories of life that unite us. Each piece serves as a visual diary capturing the triumphs and tribulations encountered in the journey. Through vibrant colors, intricate lines, and emotive imagery, I strive to foster a sense of connection and empathy, bridging the divide between disparate cultures and experiences.
I work primarily with water colors on paper, exploring the humble yet versatile nature of the medium.
Bio
In India, the distinction between drawing and painting is blurred, they are the same word “Chitrakala”, a concept that deeply resonates within my artistic practice.
At the heart of my work lies the exploration of womanhood. Drawing inspiration from myths and narratives surrounding women, migration, and home, I explore the shared stories of life that unite us. Each piece serves as a visual diary capturing the triumphs and tribulations encountered in the journey. Through vibrant colors, intricate lines, and emotive imagery, I strive to foster a sense of connection and empathy, bridging the divide between disparate cultures and experiences.
I work primarily with water colors on paper, exploring the humble yet versatile nature of the medium.
