…to do anything in this world?

My work moves across mediums, from digital illustration, devotional singing, and Ayurveda, to the quiet disciplines of daily yogic practice. Whether I’m sketching, chanting, or studying the subtle qualities of the body, I’m always circling the same fascination: how the infinite hides in ordinary moments, and how the ordinary reveals something infinite in return. I believe we contain multitudes, and by searching inward, we eventually are led to the outermost connection with divinity.

I’m a yogi and student of Bhakti Yoga living and teaching in Washington, DC, where I guide others through asana, meditation, and sound. My art mirrors my practice: part inquiry, part offering, part attempt to make visible the inner worlds that shape us. Everything I create is an effort to translate feeling into form, to honor the sacred within the everyday, and to let the small gestures of life open into something vast.

I’m forever a curator of curiosity, seeking visions of divinity through glimpses of form, sound, and movement.