My artistic practice explores the invisible structures that shape human existence, from societal expectations and cultural conditioning to the quiet struggles of those whose voices often remain unheard.
Drawing from South Asian narratives and lived social experiences, I work across painting, sculpture, installation, and digital media to investigate the tension between individuality and imposed structures, presence and absence, freedom and restraint. My work often incorporates faceless figures, fragmented forms, and unconventional materials to question how much of ourselves is truly our own and how much is shaped by the world around us.
Rather than offering definitive narratives, I create spaces for ambiguity, discomfort, and reflection, inviting viewers to confront what is often overlooked, accepted, or left unspoken.

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