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My childhood cherished in the light of India’s true transition, from an underdeveloped and so-called third world country to a developing country.

It was the period when India was facing industrial growth, liberalisation of its economy and a big social change. I have seen India’s glory as a cricket world champion, Rakesh Sharma becoming the first Indian to step in to space, and the impacts of black and white television getting introduced in India. I have also seen the Indian roads changed with more numbers of Maruti cars than Ambassador cars and also more number of cars outnumbering two wheelers in big cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
As India was in a transition period, so was I and my thoughts as a new generation youth. This huge change has strongly inspired me in my paintings, but I have not forgotten my roots that are based in small Indian town, the village fields, the middle class ‘Mohalla’ and the international problem. My paintings reflect both, purity and innocence of village life, the green landscapes and the new face of the developing cities, the gigantic machineries, and the big skyscrapers. The reflection of rich Indian culture as well as the modern corporate India, both can be seen in my works and my color treatments.

color harmoney

2006
60cm x 65cm

color harmony-2

2006
oil on canvas
60cm x 46 cm

Tantra Tree

2006
oil on canvas
40cm x 30cm

Tantra Fish

2006
oil on canvas
60cm x 46 cm

Tantra-1

2006
oil on canvas
60cm x 51cm

Tantra-3

2006
oil on canvas
60cm x 46 cm

Unlucky Lock

2006
oil on canvas
40cm x 51cm