I connect with art which lies on the edge of representative and non representative; art which provides an opportunity to the viewer to explore the frontiers of mystery.

I use found materials and recycled materials as vehicles to arrive at my chosen area of visual explorations. Growing up by the seaside, the ocean has played an important role in giving me materials and inspiration in my practice. 

The physical and metaphysical: I infuse the physical with the metaphysical. 

A piece of driftwood, a piece of broken wooden canoe, a piece bubble wrap, a net, sawdust, sand, cement or a copper plate cease to be what they are and assume new identities, or rather shed their identities and become a part of an abstract visual play. 

This is a transformation- a metamorphosis. Most of the materials are recycled or sometimes even junk. I realized that it is possible to create art using anything, virtually anything; One has to only give it a new visual content. 

My creative process is a rebellion against established norms and also a statement towards sustainability. I know that using a few pieces of discarded materials won’t create a huge difference to the planet. However, the works will communicate a message as art plays an important role in spreading new ideas.