I am an artist and builder.
My work moves between 3D-printed objects, product platforms, strategy, and writing. The common thread is close observation: how people use things, how symbols carry memory, and how ideas become clearer when they are made physical.
My practice moves between objects and systems.
I look at nature, history, markets, rituals, tools, games, buildings, and everyday behaviour as source material. Some observations become objects. Some become products. Some become notes I return to later.
Island Tamil memory, British schooling, and first-generation pressure shaped how I read the world.
I grew up around Tamil expectations, British private-school polish, and the practical pressure of needing to become useful early. That background made me attentive to status, taste, competence, and the quiet signals people use to decide what matters.
The art begins with objects, symbols, masks, stories, and form.
I am drawn to work that can be held: clay, sculpture, 3D-printed objects, seals, cultural artefacts, and forms that carry character. My current series focuses on developing 3D-printed Raksha masks.
Products are another way of giving shape to an idea.
Exam Bytes Academy, Akura Consulting, and my smaller tools turn problems into working surfaces: platforms, services, and prototypes that people can use, question, and improve.
This site keeps the threads together.
The art, builds, notes, and product work sit together because that is how I work. I notice something, try it in one form, and often find it belongs somewhere else too.