My Works

Baby with toys

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

I don’t remember whether I used to play toys. I used to have a collection of fans and torches.

Which I never used to play with. I used to line them up and watch!

Beach

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

On the eve of my 13th birthday, we visited the Munambam beach.A skinny dog followed us everywhere wagging its tail until we got back in our car.

Boy with paper boats

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

I always used to sit alone and play.It is not that I didn’t want to play with other children. My language was a block, and other children often did not understand me. So I was left alone.

Here in the rain, paper boats glide in front of my mom’s parents’ home. Rain, grandfather and umbrella again were a lovely combination in childhood.

Choice School

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

The choice school really gave me a chance in life.

A great place where I spent the last 11 years of my life A tribute to JT sir and my lovely teachers.

Lachu

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

Daughter of Bindu Aunty, Lachu is now my baby sister. It was Lachcu who for the first time taught me that I cannot always be pampered.So much bubbly that you will love her too.

This is a picture of Lakshmi at Thuruthu, Bindu Aunty’s home village

My Parents and Me

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

This photograph catches my eye each time I turn our albums

It was taken soon after my birth.

Perumbavoor Pond

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

This pond is there at Perumbavoor home of my father, which is full of waterlilies and fish.

Sheep

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

After I lost my speech, my mom made frantic efforts for me to regain it .

While my father drove the Honda CRV through the countryside, she used to point out everything that caught her eye but I never responded. One day, she was quiet, and I pointed and said “sheep” in Malayalam, though slightly mispronounced.

Snow Scene

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

A great and lovely memory!

There was no snow in Muscat where I was born, so I was excited to see snow when I arrived in Switzerland.

Here I paint snow bomb, snow men and my parents  

Even after we left Geneva, mom used to make mounds of rice like snow men when I refused to eat.

Swans on the lake

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

We lived in a place called Nyon in Switzerland.There was a big lake there and it often had swans swimming. I used to play in the water too, in the summer.

Swimming Pool

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

I was not very active physically. Dr Surendran at Amritha Hospital told my mom if I learned how to swim, it would improve my muscles.

I used to love water, so it was a pleasure to get back to water. It was Aravindan Sir at Renaissance Hotel in Ernakulam who taught me how to swim.

Salute to Aravindan sir!

Young Lady holding a baby

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

Another memory of my mom and me.

A remembrance for all motherly figures who came across me .

Geneva Fountain

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

One of the main tourist attractions in Geneva - I have faint memories of watching the fireworks sitting on the bridge across this fountain.

The big park at Rolle

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

There was a big lake side park in the place called Rolle, where we used to visit.I had a blue and yellow bicycle which I used, and mom will be running after me and the bicycle. I don’t remember taking this bicycle to Rolle.

Here it is Rolle, bicycle and me

Thrikkakarappan

• Category : Acrylic on canvas
• Canvas size : 30'' x 24''

My grandfather, my mother’s father, and I are great friends.

One October day afternoon, I forced him to make a big Thrikkarappan for me, while the passers-by and neighbours watched, amused.Thrikkakarappan is a deity for Onam that comes in August and September.