Being self-taught, I started out painting a range of objects from still life to landscapes to objects out of fantasy and imagination. I create the concept art mostly in oil or acrylics and have created realistic art in watercolors.

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But in the last couple of years, I have been more inclined towards concept art or art that adds to the history. Moving forward, I aim to create concepts that bring me happiness. I hope viewers will appreciate the visual appeal of my work, feel the emotions I pour into each piece, and find a connection that offers food for thought. I have a profound love for colors and textures in my paintings. I strive to add layers of vibrant hues to build rich textures. My color palette is warm and lively.

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Oil is a slow drying medium, and so I try to capture an event or an idea in all its glory paying much attention to the artistic nuances. I use colors, motifs, allegory, and symbols to express my concept in a surrealistic style. Sometimes I think of what a person would feel looking at my art a century from now and that’s why I do art that represents current times and events. Also, I wish my collectors should know me from my art and that I try to express through my concepts. All my paintings are representations of true events that I am witness to or have experienced.