Ever since high school, I’ve been drawn to experimenting with different mediums and materials. I spent countless hours chipping away at wood during breaks, not always knowing what would come of it, but trusting the process and allowing the art to take form naturally. I explored mesh and wire work, using tools like wire cutters, bending pliers, and nails to shape and build. I also worked with POP, recycled paper, waste newspaper, and other found materials — always excited by the idea of transforming the ordinary into something meaningful.

My creative interests extend to carpentry, pottery, and traditional Indian arts and crafts like Gond art. I’ve always found joy in working with my hands, and I’m especially inspired by the tactile, imperfect beauty of handmade work. It’s this love for craftsmanship and process-driven creation that continues to shape my approach to design today.