Mixedmedia used in this artwork and it has 3 inch relief. A legend says Kalpavriksha is a mythological, wish-fulfilling divine tree. The ‘Kalpavriksha’,
in ancient Hindu mythology, is the ‘wish fulfillment’ tree, which held the power to grant
every wish of man. Its branches bore every kind of fruit and flower one wished for, and the
apple of the tree was believed to have the virtue of conferring eternal life upon him that
tasted it. Inspired from such mythological stories, traditions and rituals, relating to present
situations and my surroundings, most often my works are stuffed handmade toys pasted on
canvas which are based on issues related to own life. Such toys are also a very lively part of
my childhood memories, which are grown into more complex present into a contemporary
art form. My works are based on my desires, emotions and the effect of surrounding on my
emotional and social understanding. I want to create the feeling of three-dimensionality
and the sculptural quality of tactile experience for the otherwise two-dimensional canvas.
In that sense I am in-between a painter and a sculptor