I want to keep chasing. That's my problem.

Endurance is why I'm even alive — and a little bit successful.

It's not something I can describe. It's a vision and a feeling. That's all.

This creative work transports me back to my happy place — drawing, painting. Where it all started.

I'll make this for myself. To see it for myself.

I will never stop making things. Ever.

What looks like effort is just my immersion. It never feels like work.

Not pain, not suffering. It's the expression of emotion.

How much of your depth can you actually express in the art.

Documenting is the path that allows people to see the extraordinariness of that moment.

What can I cook today that I haven't cooked before?

Nothing I've learned has ever died. It rests.

Just because I'm strong and I've been pushing through doesn't mean I'm indestructible.

I let every feeling in, process it, and let it be. I don't have to do anything about it.

I'm someone who doesn't really forget.

I want my art to move people.

My poems come out in Hindi. I never chose that.

I've always been a blank canvas — so I look for inspiration. Deities, flowers, a beautiful face.

I have a story to tell that can move people. Or touch them.

A gallery of my paintings, exhibited — a dream for as long as I can remember.

I write when I feel like I need to write.

Me loving it has high standards.

I don't do anything half-hearted.

I don't run from things.

Can a portfolio be a mind? You're inside the answer.

The concept was mine before it was an image. Every gear, by hand.

I know things. And I can learn.

I'm not rigid — I'm very open. It's how I approach life and enterprise systems.

One thing at a time — but always with the vision in mind.

What I'm most grateful for — aside from cooking — is clarity, and the decisions I make around it.

I'm a natural dweller. I dwell for ages before I start.

When the vision is clear in my head, I can start working.

The biggest asset of a creator is documenting.