Art, for me, is not something I chose—it’s something that chose me.

I grew up surrounded by stories, traditions, and the quiet beauty of nature, where even small details felt like entire worlds. A leaf falling in monsoon winds, the colors of dusk, the silence of a temple courtyard—these moments became my earliest canvases. I didn’t always call myself an artist, but I always lived like one.

Over time, my art began to take many forms—poetry, painting, photography, film, and writing. Each medium gave me a different language to express the same truth: that beauty exists everywhere, often hidden, waiting for someone to notice.

Travel has become the heartbeat of my creativity. Every place I visit leaves an imprint on my work—Bhutan’s stillness, Mauritius’ ocean whispers,and the soulful energy of tribal India . Traveling is not just about seeing places for me; it is about listening—listening to people, cultures, silences, and stories that might otherwise be forgotten. My camera and notebooks are my companions, but more than documenting, I seek to feel and translate those emotions into my art.

Alongside this journey, I also carry a deep respect for ancient wisdom. My brand, Ancient 17 Art of Ayurveda, was born from this love—bringing nature’s healing into everyday life, much like art itself brings healing to the spirit.

At the center of it all—whether through writing, painting, or creating natural products—is a single thread: freedom. The freedom to express, to wander, to feel deeply, and to remain untamed.

My art is not just about what I create—it is about how I live. Every word, every color, every journey, and every silence is part of my story. Through it, I hope to remind others that even in the darkest moments, there is always light—and that the world is full of beauty if only we choose to see it.