"Untitled" Painting

My practice explores the meeting point between abstraction, chance, and subconscious imagery. Much of my work is rooted in my experience of the city of Jaipur, where I reinterpret everyday moments and ordinary routines through an imaginative and intuitive visual language. Familiar urban experiences are transformed into shifting, layered environments shaped by perception, memory, and emotion.
My artistic process is built through the accumulation of multiple layers of color—often six or seven within a single work. The density and texture of these layers vary from piece to piece, reflecting the complex structure of a city itself. Each layer becomes a metaphor for overlapping histories, generational memory, emotional residue, and the quiet rhythms of daily life.
I draw inspiration from lived experiences—walking through mountains with friends, early morning movements through the city, and emotionally charged personal memories. These moments feed a process that feels both intuitive and reflective, allowing subconscious impressions and social atmospheres to surface in visual form.
My work becomes a space where fleeting emotions and present realities are translated into layered visual narratives. Through vibrant color, distortion, and shifting forms, I attempt to express the psychological and emotional textures that shape how I experience the world. By dissolving the boundary between the real and the imagined, I invite viewers to enter unfamiliar landscapes that still feel strangely recognizable, encouraging them to question perception and rediscover meaning within the ordinary.