I have a bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from National Art School, Sydney, Australia; a bachelor’s degree in Mass Media and Mass Communication from Indraprastha College, Delhi University; and a DELF B1 diploma in French. I have held both solo and group shows in Australia and India, with nearly 100 artworks sold around the world, held in public and private collections in India, Australia, UK, USA, France, and Dubai. I have received an award in Australia, as well as a grant from Arts NorthWest to express my experience of living on a farm in regional NSW, Australia, through an artistic project. As an art educator, I have taught children in Gunnedah Bicentennial Gallery, Australia, and currently work with children with disabilities at AADI, New Delhi. I also mentor children and adults through private workshops and classes. Since art has been life-saving for me, I encourage others to not only enjoy it too, but also believe in themselves as artists.

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Prior to quitting my jobs to pursue a lifetime of art, I have worked as an advertising writer and filmmaker. Over the years, I have trained in jazz, salsa, contemporary dance, classical guitar, and the first year of Hindustani classical singing - all of which now reflect in my performances. My longer term goals include instituting scholarships for Indian students to study art in India or abroad, creating a home for women, and directing resources to the cause of mental health.

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From standing inside what used to be a prison cell in Australia and narrating stories of women who felt trapped inside a box, to telling stories of courage and survival from my own life, my artistic journey has led me to become bolder and more courageous with each successive artwork. I find myself constantly working towards creating a life that is increasingly more purposeful and meaningful, and aim to lead a life that is a work of art in itself.