Femininity and feminine performance is a double-edged sword, simultaneously beautiful and violent. Through my art, I strive to create meditative and cathartic moments that honor sacred contradictions within the aesthetic and socio-political category of 'feminine'.

I received my BA in Painting and mixed media installation from Wesleyan University in 2023 and am now preparing a new body of work for exhibition and performance. Through collage, installation, painting, and dance, I love to bring different artistic traditions into conversation with each other in pursuit of the unapologetically beautiful and complex.

My father is Barbadian, and my mother is half Indian, half American. My maternal grandmother, my Nani, carries with her stories of both Punjab, where she was raised, and Andhra Pradesh, where her family took refuge from the India-Pakistan Partition. It was there that she fell in love with the South Indian dance style of Kuchipudi, a love that she has passed on to me and countless others.