"Great things are done when men and mountains meet." - William Blake

My creative process is like a climb. I’ll follow the brief like a trail, take unexpected turns, and push through false summits. But I won’t rest until I’ve reached the peak and found that one idea worth standing on.

Beyond these mountains, I’ve lived with the gypsy tribes of the Thar desert - Bopas, Rabaris, and Mehar Muslims whose music, myths, and way of being add more colours to how I see and tell stories.

While there, I was working on a proposal on child marriage - a cause I’ve witnessed firsthand and care deeply about - and spent months engaging brands and agencies to champion it, though it remains a story few are ready to tell.

As a performer at heart, I always need a stage and audience, without those, I dim.
Having explored certain spiritual paths and practices (Shamanism, Sufism, Past life regression, Yoga, Crystal energy; not exactly in that order) - sometimes with discipline, sometimes in drift and being highly energy-sensitive, I instinctively listen to what’s said and left unsaid, and read the energy behind the words.
As someone who’s been lost and found in mysticism and nature, I find rhythm in chaos, language in silence, meaning in motion.