The Fire Within Her Shadow
Dimensions: 36″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

This work explores letting go and transformation, revealing the inner strength and quiet resilience that can emerge through moments of upheaval.

Of Stone and Beads — Diptych
Dimensions: 18″ × 36″ each panel | Acrylic on canvas

This diptych reflects the journey through grief towards healing. The stone becomes a symbol of emotional weight, while the beads suggest remembrance, prayer, and the grace found in carrying what cannot be forgotten.

Between the Noise and the Silence, He Waited
Dimensions: 30″ × 40″ | Acrylic on canvas

Positioned between opposing forces, the figure inhabits a space of uncertainty and contemplation. The work reflects the human search for meaning amid distraction, conflict, and the constant tension between inner and outer worlds.

Rooted in silence, found in light
Dimensions: 42″ × 50″ | Acrylic on canvas

In stillness, self-awareness emerges. The mirrored figures suggest an encounter with one’s inner self, revealing how reflection and solitude can become pathways towards clarity, acceptance and illumination.

Womb of the Deep
Dimensions: 36″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

Part sanctuary, part subconscious landscape, this painting explores the hidden spaces where healing and rebirth begin. Layers of organic forms evoke a return to origins, inviting reflection on vulnerability, protection and renewal.

Breaking the Chains of Human Bondage
Dimensions: 30″ × 40″ | Acrylic on canvas

This work explores the invisible forces that confine human freedom—fear, conditioning, expectation and inherited beliefs. The suspended figure occupies the space between entrapment and liberation, where transformation first becomes possible.

Tangled Silence
Dimensions: 42″ × 50″ | Acrylic on canvas

The figure appears suspended within a web of unspoken emotions and untold stories. This work examines the tension between connection and isolation and the ways silence can both conceal and reveal our deepest truths.

Before I Had a Name
Dimensions: 36″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

From the moment we enter this world, an identity is stamped upon us: religion, culture, belief. Religion, sacred in its intention, becomes a cage when imposed.

The Burden of Belief
Dimensions: 36″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

Faith, ideology, and cultural narratives can offer belonging while also imposing weight. This work examines the tension between collective belief systems and individual freedom, asking what we inherit and what we can choose to carry.

The Halo Fractured
Dimensions: 40″ × 40″ | Acrylic on canvas

Not all halos are meant to be worn; some are bent, broken and borne in silence.

Parting Skies
Dimensions: 48″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

From a place of vulnerability, the figure turns toward an opening sky as birds rise into flight. The work speaks of release and renewal—the moment when grief begins to loosen its hold and the possibility of moving forward emerges.

The Keeper of the Gulmohar Flame
Dimensions: 35″ × 50″ | Acrylic on canvas

A legendary woman whose crouched form is supposed to rise each spring beneath the Gulmohar trees, balancing pain and beauty in her hands.

Caught in the Cosmic Design
Dimensions: 48″ × 36″ | Acrylic on canvas

This painting reflects the idea that we are not the true masters of our lives or destinies. Instead, an unseen force—a higher power beyond our comprehension—shapes our path. The man entangled in ropes embodies the human struggle against these invisible threads of fate.

She Wasn’t Broken. She Was Becoming.
Dimensions: 36″ × 48″ | Acrylic on canvas

Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and gold, highlights the cracks rather than hiding them. This work embraces that philosophy, seeing beauty not despite life’s scars, but through them—a reflection on resilience, transformation, and becoming.