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Seated women,Pen & ink on paper,2026
29/09/2026

Seated women,
Pen & ink on paper,
2026

Nuns from Goa,Acrylic paint on paper,2025
20/09/2026

Nuns from Goa,
Acrylic paint on paper,
2025

Subconscious thoughts aren’t always easy to ignore; they often convey messages that aren’t immediately clear. Sometimes...
16/09/2026

Subconscious thoughts aren’t always easy to ignore; they often convey messages that aren’t immediately clear. Sometimes they resonate with me while others don’t. However exploring my subconscious can be enjoyable and lead to surreal creations. Our minds generate ideas for painting people we encounter daily. For example, I imagined a toy couple on a bed as the perfect depiction of a wedding scene. The painted couple shows emotional differences between the men and women, mirroring the similar feelings of unhappiness and dissatisfaction we experience. Their facial expression on their first wedding night conveys sadness rather than happiness. While the painting is ambiguous and open to interpretation, it suggests a connection between the couple despite their sadness and unhappiness.

Couple in bed,
Acrylic paint on canvas,
2025

Last two days to view this painting "People on chair" displayed at the MA degree show City & Guilds of London Art School...
11/09/2026

Last two days to view this painting "People on chair" displayed at the MA degree show City & Guilds of London Art School. Don't missed out on seeing some amazing art on display by my fellow colleagues too. Show ends tomorrow 5pm.

People on chair,
Acrylic paint on canvas,
2025

The preacher,Hard ground etching with aquatint on paper,2026
03/09/2026

The preacher,
Hard ground etching with aquatint on paper,
2026

African people have always been drawn to their culture and traditions, and working with African people at the museum has...
30/08/2026

African people have always been drawn to their culture and traditions, and working with African people at the museum has allowed me to learn more about them. This painting captures the vibrant, high-energy spirit of the Notting Hill Carnival. The figures are dressed in elaborate feathered headdresses and colourful costumes, typical of Caribbean carnival traditions. This festival inspired me to use bold brushstrokes and strong contrasts to emphasise movement, rhythm, and the closeness of the crowd.

Notting hill carnival,
Acrylic paint on paper,
2025

Watching people is like a kind of getaway from the negative energy and thoughts that bombard my mind.Sometimes, watching...
22/08/2026

Watching people is like a kind of getaway from the negative energy and thoughts that bombard my mind.
Sometimes, watching people on the streets is like entering a cinema where different people commute to reach their destinations, whether it's work or life events. Some rush while others take short steps, some furious, and a few happy faces and sad ones. Amidst all this hustle and bustle, there are beggars and homeless people waiting for their daily fortune. As I watched people move, I noticed a few subjects that caught my eye. There were mothers pushing buggies, a beggar in a corner asking for spare change, and people holding umbrellas in the rain, covering their faces in some of those huge umbrellas made them look like faceless figures moving down the road. In that wet weather I could only see the slow movements of their feet which prevented them from sliding on wet floors. These are just a few of the many subjects that motivated me to paint.

People in wet weather,
Acrylic Paint on paper,
2025

Man at the park,Hard ground etching with aquatint on paper,2026
20/08/2026

Man at the park,
Hard ground etching with aquatint on paper,
2026

Seated bride,Acrylic paint on canvas,2025
18/08/2026

Seated bride,
Acrylic paint on canvas,
2025

The Procession of Saints, known locally as Santachem Pursanv, is a unique and significant religious event held annually ...
15/08/2026

The Procession of Saints, known locally as Santachem Pursanv, is a unique and significant religious event held annually at St. Andrew's Church in Goa Velha,
India. It is one of the only such processions held anywhere in the world outside of Rome. The solemn religious occasion is also accompanied by a vibrant fair on the road outside the church, with stalls selling snacks, sweets, toys and other goods, creating a festive atmosphere. As each statue emerges from the church, a priest narrates the life story of the saint. Where devotees from all over Goa pay a visit and often walk under the passing palanquin as a way to seek blessings and penance for their sins. The painting is based on a photograph I took during the procession, which provides a glimpse of the scene.

Procession of saints,
Acrylic paint on canvas,
2025

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