Art Practice

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2700 - Journey
of Faces (2026)

This project began as a journey along the length of the river Ganga—2700 kilometres of geography, culture and memory. Along the way, I collaborated with music composer Shantanu Moitra.

The journey moved in fragments, often interrupted by the demands of work and life. The pandemic threatened to halt it altogether, but Shantanu’s relentless curiosity kept the spirit alive.

The expedition eventually evolved into a web series titled Songs of the River, now streaming on YouTube.

Alongside the journey, I created fifteen large-format artworks using materials gathered from the river itself—flowers floating downstream, havan ash, Ganga mitti and Ganga water—blended with pigments. These works formed my solo exhibition 2700 – Journey of Faces at India International Centre.

What’s On My Plate? (2026)

This exhibition unfolds across 120 dinner plates—each carrying drawings, photographs, or small installations.

The project draws inspiration from the memoir And Then One Day by actor Naseeruddin Shah. Torn pages from the book form the base of each plate, creating a layered surface where image and memory collide.
The works collectively trace Shah’s life, films and theatre journey spanning more than fifty years. The exhibition opened at Museo Camera, where Naseer himself introduced the show and performed for the audience.

Tintin in Gurgaon (2016)

It began with an old almirah that had almost resigned itself to decay. Instead of discarding it, I treated its battered surfaces as a canvas.

Over ten days, the cupboard transformed into a tribute to Tintin—a hand-painted comic archive in acrylic.
The piece eventually found its way into the Godrej Wall of Fame.

Unpacked
(Solo exhibition)
2022

During the pandemic lockdown, the world slowed down but cardboard multiplied. With scrap dealers absent from the city, piles of e-commerce boxes began to accumulate at home.

I started collecting these discarded cartons from friends and neighbours, turning them into artworks—sketches and drawings that captured fragments of life during Covid: isolation, loss, endurance and quiet hope.

The exhibition, hosted at Museo Camera, resonated deeply with audiences who had lived through the same moment in history.

Balance
(2018)

Five artists, each negotiating the delicate balance between corporate life and personal calling, came together for this exhibition of drawings, photographs and artworks at India Habitat Centre

Miscellaneous