My work traces the hidden forces that connect particle physics, Hindu cosmology, and the natural world. The Large Hadron Collider and ancient spiritual teachings share a common language: chaos as a generative force.
Wilted flowers and decomposing vegetation are my starting points. Like subatomic particles colliding and decaying in the LHC, organic matter follows a cycle of breakdown and renewal. Hindu cosmology describes this same rhythm—creation and destruction as an eternal dance.
I translate these forces into paint through fragmented forms, dense textures, and saturated color. The disintegration of a petal becomes a visual metaphor for cosmic dissolution; the chaos of decay reveals the underlying patterns of transformation.
Decay is not an ending. It is the necessary phase before new growth. These works ask the viewer to find beauty in that turbulence—to recognize that whether in a wilting bloom or a particle collision, chaos is where renewal begins.
