Captured the beautiful sculpture against the splash of colours in the Icelandic skies and splendid waterfront. It’s always been speculated if this resembles a Viking Ship.

Its my tribute to Jon Gunnar Arnason for creating Sólfar

Childhood innocence
Child Splashing Water in Puddle – exactly what the elders asked the child to avoid!

Early childhood memories. Perfect for your child’s room, a bedroom or a playhouse.

Vidyasagar Setu against a backdrop of a blue, yellow and pink sky
A fusion of abstract and impressionist styles.

Vidyasagar Setu against a backdrop of a pink and orange sky.
A fusion of abstract and impressionist styles.

An abstract of flowers on the table top with a Chinese Lantern hanging from above.
The colours complementing each other.

This should get you in the mood to set sail.

Checkout the painting and photography combo in the living room to set the tone right.

Eating watermelon is so much fun!

This artwork depicts a Tahitian dance performance, which is characteristically energetic and
striking, with rapid hip movements to percussion—each dance being a narrative of
mythological tales or events in their daily life. I associated it with the element “water”, since
the Polynesian dance is performed next to sea. I composed the elaborate outfit that covers
the otea from head to toe- including an elaborate headpiece, garlands and a voluminous,
flowing grass skirt.

Through more translucent medium like watercolor and net, I wanted to produce a softer and visually light effect with the ballet dancer, as an embodiment of “air”. The dancer’s gaze is averted from the viewer, immersed in effortless motion, reaching upward. The spiral element is influenced by the spiraling motif and classic convention of the golden ratio in Mucha’s The Dance. A spiraling ribbon in her hands mimics this motion and helps to guide the viewer eye down the canvas.

With this piece, I intended to capture the cultural richness, and powerful energy of the dance form with a critical focus on the flowing nature of the outfit. Movement and posture (inspired by contemporary Flamenco dancer Sara Baras) guide the viewer’s eye. The bottom portion of the Flamenco’s natural ensemble is free to sway, appearing as though her rapid steps make the fabric flounce and skirts sashay.

The subject of this mixed-media piece is a Geisha, a highly trained entertainer—engaging in a traditional dance during the renowned Miyako Odori spring festival, against a backdrop of bamboo. I intend to depict a Geisha’s unique beauty, grace and discipline whilst highlighting the richness of the flowing kimono and the accessory fans. The air given off is quiet, yet regal.