My Way
Chasing the divine
Having my ambitions fulfilled at 25 as a fashion photographer I was facing the emptiness of success that was calling for a deeper meaning. WIth life stripped of purpose, still gripping on my camera, the search led me to 15 years of immersion into sacred devotional scriptures of India.
My Why
Have you ever had a life-altering moment that changed the course of your world?
The scriptures spoke of a world , a state of being, a transcendent realm completely based on pure selfless love. My heart resonated to its core. The descriptions of places and events by far exceeded any human experience and imagination. This set me on a quest of capturing the light beyond my vision still reflected on the surface of sacred sites of modern India. Invested in devotional practices and research I revisit these places yearly with the camera in my hand and hope that the veil would lift a bit more.
Talks & Workshops
To fortify the faith the Divine personalities sometimes leave imprints of their presence in gross matter.
Seva
Benefiting others is the very nature of the Divine. To align ourselves with that essential principle is in the core of spiritual practices, rituals and meditations in bhakti tradition. It’s also by the gestures of contribution and service that I have experienced deeper insights and windows more opened in my travels throughout the sacred India.
By GIVING BACK 20% of profit of the print sales I wish to offer you a more intimate connection with the subjects of the photographs you have bought. A relationship in which they might open up, and disclose their secrets. Being a regular visitor I have witnessed and collaborated with many genuine and trusted grassroot initiatives and funds to which these donations will be directed to.
book project
India Under The Skin
To fortify the faith the Divine personalities sometimes leave imprints of their presence in gross matter.
What Makes A Print?
At my core I am a perfectionist, and because of my fashion background I am always seeking to extract the most detail from deep within each composition.
I know that the attention I pay to seemingly minute aspects of the image is part of what makes my work unique.
I always want the amount of time I put into the finding of my subjects and the composing of an image to be evident in the smallest of textures and subtle variations of tone in the final print.