My native place is Karad, located in the Satara district of Maharashtra. A small yet culturally rich town in western Maharashtra—this is where my life began. Since childhood, I felt a unique attraction toward colors, lines, and forms. What started as playful sketches on the last pages of my notebooks slowly turned into a creative habit. Sometimes nature, sometimes expressions on faces, and sometimes purely imaginary scenes would come alive through my pencil.

I completed my schooling in Karad. During this time, I enthusiastically participated in school-level drawing competitions, rangoli, and poster-making activities. Gradually, art became more than just a hobby for me—it became a medium of self-expression.

I later enrolled at Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya in Pune, where I pursued formal art education from 2010 to 2015. Those five years gave me a deep understanding of artistic techniques, aesthetics, and expression. What had started as a simple childhood passion now began to define me. Through this journey, I learned many things—diversity of mediums, subtleties of color palettes, and the emotion behind every composition.

After completing my studies, I began working full-time as an independent artist. The beginning was a bit uncertain, yet filled with excitement. Working with different mediums, participating in exhibitions, and connecting with people through my paintings gradually helped me establish my own identity as an artist.

My paintings hold more than just colors—they carry my childhood, my hometown, my memories, and the essence of every moment that shaped me. This journey continues—with exploration, experimentation, and self-expression.