I am a Baroda-based visual artist, and my practice explores geometry, architecture, and organic patterns as sites of visual interpretation. Having grown up in Jodhpur and later developed my practice in Baroda, I draw from the textures, structures, and atmospheres of both places to construct intricate worlds that move between observation, memory, and imagination.

My work often begins with a slow and meditative process of drawing, where repeated lines gradually unfold into crystalline landscapes, botanical formations, and speculative architectural forms. While I am informed by systems such as fractals, the Fibonacci sequence, and the golden ratio, I approach these references not as scientific assertions, but as intuitive frameworks through which I interpret rhythm, growth, and structure. My visual language is also shaped by architectural archives, science fiction, and fragments of everyday experience.

Working across drawing, painting, and sculptural surfaces, I layer materials such as beeswax, metallic foil, pigment, and resin to create surfaces that respond subtly to light and movement. These material processes produce shifting visual experiences and invite quiet attention and reflection.

My forms often exist in a space between the architectural and the biological, the monumental and the fragile. Rather than representing specific places or systems directly, my works propose imagined environments that reflect my personal engagement with ideas of utopia, memory, and time. Through this layered practice, I create speculative worlds suspended between the microscopic and the cosmic, the natural and the constructed. I live and work in Vadodara, Gujarat, India.