I have completed my B.F.A. from  Government College of Art and Craft, Kolkata, and am currently continuing my M.F.A. at Kala Bhavan, Vishwa Bharati.

I have participated in exhibitions and camps across India, including the Birla Academy of Art & Culture, SSVAD Santiniketan, and the River Festival in Kolkata. My work has also been shown in national-level programs like SARAJANA  in Jaipur and group shows at JKK Art Gallery. I have received several recognitions such as the Nandan Art Grant, the Basanta Ganguly Award, Ramlal Dhar Award .

My ongoing installation like ‘The Color of Equality’ reflects my interest in contemporary socio-political phenomenon.

Statement

The Colour of Equality

My work explores the idea of equality through nature’s transformative process, where all entities—living or non-living—ultimately adopt a brown hue and textured surface as they decay. This final state, though seemingly mundane, symbolizes the Creator’s impartiality, dissolving distinctions and revealing unity.

With a background in zoology, I am drawn to the anatomy and textures of dry fish. Their desiccated, fragile forms expose nature’s raw power of transformation. By depicting these surfaces in earthy tones, I invite reflection on life, death, and the beauty within decay.

I challenge conventional perceptions of beauty and invite the viewers to re-think upon the social constructs that bring in hierarchy and division. 

Blending scientific observation with expression, my practice is a dialogue, evoking emotion and offering a deeper understanding of the shared essence that unites all existence.