Connect What is your favorite type of art to create?

My favorite art to create is sculpture & Illustrations—especially in marble, onyx, and fiberglass—where I can transform raw material into forms of spiritual depth and cultural memory. I am particularly drawn to Gandhara-inspired figures, sacred iconography, and dynamic equine sculptures. Through sculpture, I explore silence, movement, devotion, and the timeless dialogue between human emotion and stone.

Where do you find inspiration?

I find inspiration in sacred history, ancient civilizations, and the quiet spiritual language of stone. The Gandhara (Takshashila) tradition, Buddhist philosophy, Christian devotion, and the cultural rhythms of the Indus Valley deeply influence my work. I am equally inspired by human resilience, silence, prayer, and the natural character of marble, onyx and rock salt stone—each block holding a hidden form waiting to be revealed.

What would you do with $25,000?

I would invest the $25,000 in expanding my "French Curve Arts" relief sculpture practice by establishing a professional studio space, acquiring advanced stone-carving and finishing tools, and developing a new body of museum-quality works in sculpting clay, marble, and mixed media. A portion would support documenting my artistic journey, exhibiting internationally, and mentoring emerging artists so that traditional "French Curve Arts Relief" knowledge can continue to inspire future generations.