I was born and raised in the spiritual hub of the world, India—where creativity, color, and consciousness have always been a part of my everyday life.

 

My love for painting began in childhood, nurtured by my greatest inspiration—my father. He was a deeply creative and imaginative soul who encouraged me to see the world differently. When he passed away in 2012, his spirit and influence remained with me, and continues to guide my work today.

​

With a background in architecture, I’ve always been drawn to form, space, and transformation. Painting is one of my greatest passions, but I also love reimagining interiors and bringing new life to old pieces.

 

My home has become a playground for creativity—I upcycle furniture, experiment with décor, and have sold many of my DIY pieces at five to ten times their original value. There’s something deeply satisfying about giving forgotten things a new story.

​

My days begin with yoga and meditation, grounding me before I step into the studio. I'm also a vegan and enjoy experimenting with plant-based recipes—my husband is often the first to try them (sometimes a willing guinea pig, sometimes cautiously optimistic!).

​​

But if there’s one thing I know for sure about myself, it’s that I am not absolute—I am constantly evolving. Recently, I’ve discovered a new facet of my creativity: theatre direction. I directed a stage play based on an ancient Indian epic, which we built entirely from scratch. From script writing, music editing to costume design and coaching non-actors to perform like seasoned professionals—it was one of the most challenging and fulfilling creative journeys I’ve ever taken.

​

For me, creativity is a way of life. Whether I’m painting, transforming a space, cooking, or bringing a story to life on stage, I try to infuse everything I do with joy, mindfulness, and a deep connection to my roots.​