As a little girl I watched my mother create a multitude of “Rangoli”, an intricate art of creating colorful patterns. On many festive occasions, she used rice flour, turmeric, indigo, vibrant color powders, bright flower petals, all arranged in fascinating ways on our doorways. She had no idea that she was sowing seeds of graphic design in my head, a passion that would stick with me forever. Eventually, the impressions of creative patterns on my mental horizon as a child, lead me to become a professional graphic designer. simultaneously adopting all  modern technologies for varied expression of my art through various platforms.

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To me, the world seems like a large canvas, where I see different shapes, colors, hues, tints and tones. Every shape and color has its own meaning. I utilize my experiences of vivid nature in the depictions of my creative work. The roughness, the softness, the solidity, the contrast, the vastness, the depth are the elements that depict my art. When thoughts find a melody, they become sweet songs. In the same way, when words find a relationship with shapes and colors, they become creative ideas that sell.