The video work titled "Romeo" portrays an addictive connection between two individuals, subtly revealing a darker undertone in their relationship. The central focus is a lone settee symbolizing domesticity, while skillful use of lighting creates a beautiful yet shadowy secondary image, adding fluidity to the piece. The visual elements and interactions encapsulate the emotional allure that often precedes recurring patterns and the establishment of dominance. This also reflects the submission within the relationship and the challenges associated with breaking free. The strategically incorporated fade-outs, accompanied by only sound, invite viewers to imagine the continuation, revealing hidden aspects of reality.

Dancers; J. Brown and A. Chavdhry (2013)

The following work is a selection of converging lines, meticulous strokes, and boundless creativity. It harnesses the power of graphite and ink to evoke emotion, capture fleeting moments, and unveil unseen narratives.

My printmaking practice encompasses a diverse range of methods, including etching, photogravure, silkscreen, and woodcutting. Each piece uniquely explores texture, form, and narrative as I blend age-old craftsmanship with contemporary vision.

From the intricate lines of etchings to the bold compositions of silkscreens, my work invites viewers to embark on a visual journey. I am committed to exploring the boundaries of the medium, seeking to capture fleeting moments and unveil unseen narratives through the transformative power of printmaking.