The Human Behind the Mask

Behind every canvas, every reel, and every story I create lies a simple truth: I am an independent artist because I love creating art. My work is not driven by trends but by authenticity—I design only the kind of abstract and spiritual art I would personally live with. Each creation reflects a piece of my own vision, my thoughts, and my philosophy.

My journey has been shaped by both study and travel. I hold a BTech in Computer Science and an MBA in Product Management, and I have lived across diverse cities in India—Lucknow, Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata—as well as around the world—US, UK, France, Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, and Finland. These experiences exposed me to different cultures, ideas, and ways of life, all of which flow into my creative journey as an artist.

As a child, books were my sanctuary. I loved reading so much that by the age of 12, I wore glasses—earned from long hours immersed in stories and knowledge. That early curiosity still defines me, shaping not only my art but also my personal philosophy of self-discovery and transformation.

But life, to me, is not only about feeding the mind. It is also about strengthening the body and nurturing the spirit. Weightlifting became one of my core practices, teaching me that discipline, strength, and resilience in the gym mirror the struggles and growth we face in life.

To balance this intensity, I actively pursue yoga and meditation, which ground me and connect me to a deeper sense of stillness and awareness. Together, these practices remind me that a healthy body and a clear mind are the foundation for meaningful creation.

I admit—I am a conversationalist. Quick exchanges never satisfy me. I prefer dialogues that stretch into deeper reflection, where thoughts are allowed to expand and evolve.

And then, there is Cookie—my three-year-old English Cocker Spaniel. She is my running buddy, my occasional yoga partner, and my daily reminder that joy can be found in the simplest moments.

At the end of the day, I am more than the mask of an artist. I am a seeker, a traveler, a thinker, and a creator. My art, my words, my practices—all are expressions of the same quest: to explore what it truly means to be alive.