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I Love to Paint!


I prefer a painting to look like it happened just now, almost by itself. A splash of color with the flick of the wrist, a spontaneous gesture line drawn for the moment, infinitely expanding in all directions from the picture plane. This engages the viewer in not just "reading" the painting but become involved in a more total vision.

I was born in India and live in the West. My work reflects this East/ West amalgamation. Extensive travels have helped my attempts to understand the historical and cultural lineages of traditional and modern art forms. By dominating these influences, my abstract works emerge as very independent and reflect my individuality.

I approach my abstract paintings with no specific idea. I take time to develop rich surfaces and textures with layers of transparent colors and other techniques. I make marks, spots, scribbles, and lines in color, sometimes adding other materials. These images may or may not be representational. They may or may not be fragments of memory. They are invented spontaneously and intuitively as each painting is created.

This engages the viewer is not just "reading" the painting but become involved in a more total vision.

In my figurative work, I allow more influence from my origins in an extraordinary sculptural tradition.

I generally allow my work to stand alone without the confines or distractions of frames.

I make my art in my studios on Hawaii Island and in Fountain Hills. My work is collected widely.


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Hope in the Dark
Acrylics on canvas
24" x 18"

P001
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The Solemn Strength of Syllables Series 5 Acrylics on canvas
24" x 18"

P002
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The Solemn Strength of Syllables Series 4
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P003
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The Solemn Strength of Syllables Series 3
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P004
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Newfound Grace
Acrylics/collage on canvas
14" x 11"

P005
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Number 99 Series 5
Acrylics on canvas
14" x 11"

P006
Image
Being Included
is a Great Thing
Acrylics/collage on canvas
14" x 11"

P007
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My Heart is There Some Place
Acrylics/collage on canvas
14" x 11"

P008
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Number 99 Series 4
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P009
Image
The Joy of Bird Watching
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P010
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Bird Watching 6
Acrylics on canvas
14" x 11"

P011
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There is a Message
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P012
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That's
What They All Say 5
Acrylics on canvas
14" x 11"

P013
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A Cool Way to Unfold 1
Acrylics on canvas
14" x 11"

P014
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A Cool Way to Unfold 2
Acrylics on canvas
14" x 11"

P015
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One Delicious Morning
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P016
Image
Three Short Books
Acrylics on canvas
24" x 18"

P017
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Shiva
Acrylics on canvas
20" x 16"

P018
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Lake Titicaca
24" X 18"
Acrylics on Canvas

P024
Image
And Then They Built Their Temples Series 1
24" X 18"
Acrylics on Canvas

P025
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Light at the Other Side 5
24" X 24"
Acrylics on Canvas

P026
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Wild Flower Series
24" X 18"
Acrylics on Canvas

P027
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Egypt
24" X 18"
Acrylics on Canvas

P028
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Love
24" X 18"
Acrylics on Canvas

P029
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Olympics
12" X 12"
Acrylics on Canvas

P030
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G3G
12" X 12"
Acrylics on Canvas

P031
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Near Victoria Falls Series 1
12" X 12"
Acrylics on Canvas

P032
Image
Victoria Falls Series 2
18" X 22"
Acrylics on Canvas

P033
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Palimpsest Series #3
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP051
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Palimpsest Series #4
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP052
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Hawaii Kilauea Inspired Series #12
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP053
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The Pleasure of Being Series #3
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP054
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Originates in Music Series #2
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP055
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Palimpsest Series #6
18" X 22"
Acrylic on paper

PP056
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My paint table, with paint & brushes...
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A painting in progress


“The word 'art' interests me very much. If it's Sanskrit, as I've heard, it signifies 'making'."

-Marcel Duchamp