Peace of Blue
Peace of Blue
(Work in Progress)This Short film follows a man whose days are shaped by indigo dyeing and lingering memories of his past.The film observes his routine, the spaces he moves through, and the quiet rhythm of his work, without pushing toward a clear narrative or resolution.It stays with moments of stillness and repetition, allowing time, process, and memory to define the experience.
Peace of Blue
(Work in Progress)
An unfinished short film following a man whose days are shaped by indigo dyeing and lingering memories of his past.
The film observes his routine, the spaces he moves through, and the quiet rhythm of his work, without pushing toward a clear narrative or resolution.
It stays with moments of stillness and repetition, allowing time, process, and memory to define the experience.
Cochin Carnival Campaign (2022)
A campaign design project created for the 2022 Cochin Carnival.
The visual language draws from Indian circus posters, using fluorescent colors and bold contrasts to create a sense of movement and spectacle.
The project focuses on energy, scale, and visual impact, translating carnival culture into a contemporary graphic system.
A campaign design project created for the 2022 Cochin Carnival.
The visual language draws from Indian circus posters, using fluorescent colors and bold contrasts to create a sense of movement and spectacle.
The project focuses on energy, scale, and visual impact, translating carnival culture into a contemporary graphic system.
Cochin Carnival Campaign (2022)
Cochin Carnival Campaign (2022)
A campaign design project created for the 2022 Cochin Carnival.
The visual language draws from Indian circus posters, using fluorescent colors and bold contrasts to create a sense of movement and spectacle.
The project focuses on energy, scale, and visual impact, translating carnival culture into a contemporary graphic system.
The Golden Territory
The Golden Territory
This mural was created for “Lokame Tharavadu”, an art exhibition curated by the Kochi Biennale Foundation and held in Alappuzha.
This mural was created for “Lokame Tharavadu”, an art exhibition curated by the Kochi Biennale Foundation and held in Alappuzha.
The inspiration came forward in the form of multiple barks, barks of freedom , barks for protection , barks of companionship. Street dogs were the major inspiration as they represented themselves as a metaphor for the phrase " #lokametharavadu "
(The World is one Family)
The inspiration came forward in the form of multiple barks, barks of freedom , barks for protection , barks of companionship. Street dogs were the major inspiration as they represented themselves as a metaphor for the phrase " #lokametharavadu "
(The World is one Family)
Oonathattu
This project explored a complete visual identity — wall painting, logo, and graphics — for a newly opened café, rooted in the festive spirit of Onam. The design language is vibrant and playful, inspired by spring, harvest, and collective celebration. Bright colours and dynamic forms were used to create an energetic atmosphere that mirrors the warmth and inclusiveness of Onam, translating cultural celebration into a welcoming café space.
Oonathattu
This project explored a complete visual identity — wall painting, logo, and graphics — for a newly opened café, rooted in the festive spirit of Onam. The design language is vibrant and playful, inspired by spring, harvest, and collective celebration. Bright colours and dynamic forms were used to create an energetic atmosphere that mirrors the warmth and inclusiveness of Onam, translating cultural celebration into a welcoming café space.
Before the Fire
This series documents everyday life at Chowk Bazaar, a market in Jorhat, Assam, through street photographs of people within their own shops. Each image focuses on individual spaces — small, varied, and deeply personal — reflecting the character of the market through the people who sustained it. Shortly after these photographs were taken, Chowk Bazaar experienced a devastating fire outbreak, altering the place permanently. The series now stands as a record of a market as it once existed, preserving moments of presence, work, and identity within spaces that are no longer the same.
Before the Fire
This series documents everyday life at Chowk Bazaar, a market in Jorhat, Assam, through street photographs of people within their own shops. Each image focuses on individual spaces — small, varied, and deeply personal — reflecting the character of the market through the people who sustained it. Shortly after these photographs were taken, Chowk Bazaar experienced a devastating fire outbreak, altering the place permanently. The series now stands as a record of a market as it once existed, preserving moments of presence, work, and identity within spaces that are no longer the same.
11:30 am
11–30 AM is a music documentary filmed at Tocklai Anganwadi in Jorhat, Assam. The film observes a single morning inside the anganwadi, following the rhythm of the space as children arrive, play, and learn. It captures the interactions between children, their parents, caretakers, and the teacher — moments of chaos, energy, laughter, and care that define the environment.
11:30 am
11–30 AM is a music documentary filmed at Tocklai Anganwadi in Jorhat, Assam. The film observes a single morning inside the anganwadi, following the rhythm of the space as children arrive, play, and learn. It captures the interactions between children, their parents, caretakers, and the teacher — moments of chaos, energy, laughter, and care that define the environment.