Sculpture

My sculptural practice investigates how form, energy, and material coexist. Using mediums such as iron, clay, wood, and found objects, I create works that respond to space and sometimes to the presence of viewers. Each sculpture becomes an evolving dialogue between structure, movement, and environment.

Threefold Infinity copy

This work is a continuation of my earlier piece Bindu se Anant. While that explored two circular forms, here I introduce a third—expanding the idea of continuity and infinite movement.

Using recycled bottles and iron, I build a form that feels both structured and fluid. The repetition of bottles creates a rhythm, suggesting cycles, connection, and flow. At the same time, the material carries its own history, adding another layer of meaning.

For me, this work is about how simple units come together to form something continuous—an ongoing loop between form, material, and energy.

2026

19 x 19 x 19 x 48 inches

Welded Iron and Bottles

Anant Chakra

A visual meditation on infinity through circular, continuous motion. It symbolizes cycles of existence and timeless energy.

2025

72 x 72 x 39 inches

Welded Iron

Triveni Anant

A kinetic sculptural installation combining three streams of energy. Movement, light, and structure create a sense of infinite flow.

2025

68 x 68 x 68

Welded Iron

Bindu Se Anant

Starting from a single point (bindu), this work expands into endless forms. It symbolizes the universe's birth from a tiny origin.

2025

39 x 33 x 39 inches

Welded Iron and Glass

Triveni Sanrachna

Structural forms converge like sacred rivers. This work explores connection, sacredness, and energetic fusion.

2024

14 x 14 x 14 x 12 inches

Thread, Bamboo Sticks, cutting blade

Contrasting Dimension 2
A kinetic, dynamic sculpture where planes and angles meet. It plays with tension, balance, and architectural possibilities.

2024

64 x 33 x 21 inches

Thread, wooden sticks and Paper messy

Contrasting Dimension 1
An exploration of form, balance, and spatial contrast. The sculpture challenges viewers’ perceptions of mass, void, and structure.

2024

43 x 34 x 28 inches

Thread, wooden sticks and Paper messy

Tribhuj Se Anant
A sculptural exploration starting from a triangle, expanding into infinity. It reflects balance, harmony, and infinite possibilities.

2025

15 x 7.5 x 8 inches

Terra Cotta

Mitti ka Sankalp
Earth-based sculptural forms symbolizing resilience and rootedness. This work speaks to renewal, growth, and earth's silent strength.

2025

20 x 9 x 10 inches

Terra Cotta

During my graduation, the Face Series works became an important part of my early practice. I often used my vacation time to travel, explore new places, and experiment with different materials and processes. During this period, I regularly spent time at Bharat Bhawan, Bhopal, where I further developed my clay works, drawings, and paintings outside of my academic projects.

These explorations helped me expand my practice beyond conventional studio assignments and introduced me to a wider understanding of material and form. The body of work from this phase includes experiments in stone, wood, clay, brass casting, mixed media, and installation.

For a deeper look into this journey, especially my engagement with clay and ceramic-based practices, you can explore the dedicated clay section of the website.