In a community where gender equality is still a concern, in many parts of the world women are still struggling for equal rights. My works are inspired by ‘women’ I see them as beautiful subjects and support that they should be treated equally. I work with mixed media on canvas I prefer black & white because of its shades of grey and highlights of white .Black and its opposite white represent polarities, black absorbs all aspect of light while white reveals, black conceals. My attempt is to lay visible through brush strokes, my inner world which lies between various dualities.

I draw my deepest inspiration from my particular context of having spent the better part of my life in India where gross inequalities are part of everyday living. In my works the figure of the ‘Woman’ stands out. The background is abstract or semi abstract describing the chaos around the women and the society they inhabit. A certain order of working is central to my practice; I prefer making the ‘female form’ indoor as I feel more focused & calm and the background I develop outdoors where I lay the canvas on floor and then work my way around the canvas in an open space as that gives me a broader aspect of the area I cover and the freedom to throw paint. For the background I use wooden sticks whereas for the figure I work with gentle brush strokes . This method  for me is symptomatic of the larger reality that I am part of representing two sides of life the hard exterior context of a society and the softness of a human soul.