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My artistic journey is a deep exploration of mixed media and traditional arts. I enjoy exploring diverse media through collage, encaustic, narrative textiles, and photo embroidery. Using the act of layering as a metaphor, I express and explore lived experiences and ideas through these media.
I am inspired by the phenomenon of qualia- the unique, subjective experiences of perceptual and perceived sensations of being attuned with the qualitative properties of ‘what it is like’ to explore a specific art medium, to fully immerse myself into experiencing it. The piercing of needles in photo embroidery, the rhythmic gathering and mending of fabrics, the intensity of the heat in encaustic, the tactile scraping of wood for carving or the motion of palette knife on canvas, all contribute to my creative process. Each action and material bring forth a distinct sensory experience, enriching my artistic expression.
My work is an attempt in exploring the multifaceted nature of art and life, of existence and life experiences, thoughts and emotions. Through my chosen media, I discover, unravel, and question these complexities.

Lantern, Conductive Thread Embroidery

The Sky, 4X6 Photo Embroidery

When trees pause to think flowers bloom, 4X6 Photo Embroidery

When Words Are Not Enough, 16X20 Mixed Media

My house is where my clothes dry, Encaustic on wooden scrap tile

Sprouting From Rust, an arts based reflection on transitioning and entering the world of research, Black-out Poetry Art

I Can’t Breathe, Encaustic on Wooden board

Maa, 30"x35" Mixed Media on Canvas Board

Wheeling Is Just Like Flying, 16"x16" Encaustic (hot wax) on Wood

Indian folk art- Madhubani inspired diptych, 12" X 20" Pen on Paper
I Am Not A Fixer, 16"x16" Mixed Media on Mirror

Palace of Illusions, 16"X20"X18" Found Objects Sculpture

Inspiring art that reaches far beyond, 1"x1", Encaustic on Wooden Cube

Closeup of a painting Kaal (time), Mixed Media on Antique Frame

Observation study of a marigold, Embroidery on Silk

The Voice, Is It Part Of The Body?, A5 Acrylic on Paper

Postcard 1, Digital Drawing on Self-clicked Photograph

Postcard 2, Digital Drawing on Self-clicked Photograph

In Between, 1"x1" Encaustic on Wooden Cube

Rodin’s Cathedral, Pencil on Paper

In-process couching stitch

Multicultural Approach Photo-fabric Collage