My Concepts

"Art should have esthetic values as well as it should both touch and engage the spectator. This simple & concise statement best expresses my objectives."

My works are my expressions and follows my passion, feelings and emotions, when I create art works, I just want to drag / stretch people towards some particular emotions, some touching feelings on a personal level, threw my works. Art is the balance of the heart and the mind, of feeling and thinking, I believe, my works are not direct, they are symbolic and having concept behind them. I've not used objects in their own way, I've taken them just to express my feelings towards a particular emotion or subject. Because I just don't want to spoon feed the spectator but to give them just enough information / clew to make a connection with the work. It's true that the spectator can also add his own meaning to art. Each mind is unique and our thoughts and emotions are influenced according to our own evolution of mind. So its inevitable that individual spectator can add meaning to my works. So the most important issue in my art is that it expresses and stirs emotions. It is a record of what I am feeling and at the same time, it can bring oboist emotional reactions in the spectator.

My work speaks threw non-traditional objects of art, transformed into emotionally eloquent environments. I translate the objects in my own way, I don't carry them in their totality for conceptual depiction. The more suggestion or the symbolic representation connotes my work. I've used an assortment of common materials from glass to mirrors, stones, balls and other ready-made objects whatever best expresses my concepts.

The reason, why I've taken installations as my art forms, is that they are free from boundaries and fixation of materials. Installation has enabled me to create more personal and emotional work. I take very intimate memories, feelings and ideas and express them in a profound manner. I believe that ready-made objects allow me to express my ideas on feelings, emotions, philosophy of life more vividly that with any other medium. The challenge for me as an artist is to interpret these ideas in a way that both touch and engage the viewer.