In Iris, the artist turns to softness, the palette of a whisper, not a declaration. These pastel lips float like a quiet confession, an ode to the feminine that chooses gentleness over spectacle. Light blues, rose quartz pinks, and butter- cream neutrals merge into a composition that feels almost aqueous, like an emotion forming before it finds language. Iris is the demure counterpart of the series: subtle, calm, and luminously inward.
Lip Service is a series of six stained- glass works, two of which were acquired at the India Art Fair, exploring seduction, silence, and the tension between adornment and voice. Rendered with couture- level precision, each panel meditates on female desire and the unspoken, using hand- selected shades refined through repeated digital and physical trials. What appears bold and pop reveals, on closer view, an obsessive feat of craftsmanship: dozens of individually cut glass fragments resolved into breathing compositions of colour, mythic symbolism, and engineered light.
