It's undoubtedly a pure bliss to be able to create out of nothing. My unmindful abstraction continues......  ..read more

 Acrylics can be fun, more so, if your mind is blank and thoughts do not relate ..read more

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 My boredom had given rise to my digimania once again.. Hope you all enjoy this mindless play of colors..  ..read more

 Sometimes, it's fun to do best out of waste ..read more

 Two sculptures, two painted depictions, both, your own version....reason, your imperfections, half- hearted observation. The Aihole Mahishasurmardini on top becomes seven handed due to my own fault and gets a different style with a cosmic background, did I do this purposely, yes.  A silver statue from Gandhar period is mesmerizing, but, again, It became my own version, this time, a deliberate attempt.. I am evolving(?).. Probably.  ..read more

 Somewhere in the remote of Eastern part of India, the village kitchen looks the same as it looked years ago... As I painted this, the earthy smell of mud and wood mixed with the sweet fragrance of rice bring boiled filled my senses.  ..read more

 Nandi, the vahana of Shiva waits outside his abode eternally and is considered as a symbol of ultimate patience and utmost loyalty...  ..read more

 Inspired from a panel of Ajanta, this painting nestled in an inconspicuous corner of a cave makes me highly emotional each time I look onto it. Story goes that Buddha, once attaining nirvana and adopting Bhukshutva, came to beg at his own doorsteps where he left his wife Yashodhara and infant son Rahula. Here, Rahula is about 8 years of age and is introduced to Buddha by Yashodhara...  ..read more

 Do I need to say anything?  ..read more