My practice explores the relationship between form, memory, identity and belonging through clay. Drawing from everyday objects, South Indian visual traditions, architecture and lived experience, I work across functional pottery and sculptural ceramics.
Moving between utility and abstraction, I transform familiar forms into vessels for ideas, questions and experiences. My work explores how objects hold meaning, how identities take shape, and how material can express what words cannot.
Recent & Upcoming
Rūpāntar 2026 | ICAF Ceramics Conference, 11–13 December 2026
From Kummari (Kumbhar) to Ceramic Artist: Language, Value, and Hierarchies in Contemporary Indian Ceramics at Rūpāntar 2026, organised by the Indian Ceramic Arts Foundation at IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay, on 12 December 2026.
The presentation examines how language shapes the way we understand, value and position pottery and ceramic art in India.
Ceramic Kingdom | Artist Residency - Berlin, Germany.
July 15 - Oct 12 2026.
During my residency at Ceramic Kingdom in Berlin, I developed WHAT REMAINS?, an exploration of language, memory and transformation through ceramic vessels. By altering familiar forms through distortion, fragmentation and repetition, I explored how language leaves traces long after words disappear. The residency culminated in a window exhibition and an artist talk in October 2026.
Coming Soon | Pottery Workshops, Anantapur
Intimate, hands-on pottery workshops at my studio in Anantapur, exploring the joy of working with clay. Held once every three months, each workshop will accommodate a maximum of five participants, offering a relaxed and personal introduction to making with clay.