As an illustrator, I believe that art does not always need grandeur to be powerful. Instead, I explore how familiar cultural textures, personal journeys, and daily interactions can evoke profound connection and resonance. Whether it’s the aroma of masala chai, the nostalgic sight of an auto rickshaw waiting under a blooming tree on the streets of Bangalore, or the vibrant pulse of Indian festivals. Through my art, I intend to encourage viewers to slow down, pause, reflect, and engage with the hidden stories of the mundane — the moments so often overlooked.

I see my practice as sitting at the intersection of design and emotion — where visual communication is not just about aesthetics, but about evoking feeling, sparking recognition, and celebrating the quiet beauty woven into our shared experience. For me, illustration is a language of emotion and subtle storytelling. I am drawn to the quiet poetry of everyday life.

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