​​Alongside visual practice, my work engages with local ecologies and deeper studies of anthropology and folklore. I am particularly drawn to the preservation of indigenous food practices, ritual relationships with land, and devotional traditions - offerings to deities and goddesses that bind ecology, sustenance, and belief into everyday life. These practices, often overlooked or eroded, form an essential archive of ecological wisdom and cultural memory. 

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Through Studio Kaala Masala, I seek to bring these stories and visual narratives to the surface, inviting you closer to nature and, hopefully, igniting a quiet spark to protect, remember, and preserve it. If my work resonates with you, I would love to hear your thoughts, ideas, and explore possible collaborative opportunities.