A short reflection on the hardest part of painting — knowing when to stop, trusting instinct, and recognising when a work has found its own balance.

A short essay on how India changed the way I see colour and made it harder to be timid in my painting.

A reflection on why abstract painting isn’t random, but built through attention, response, and accepting uncertainty.

A practical look at how an abstract painting actually starts, develops, and reaches its final form in the studio.

A short piece about the moment painting stops feeling like work and becomes something closer to music, rhythm, and presence.

A personal reflection on how moving to Mumbai gave me the freedom to experiment, take risks, and begin painting abstract work seriously.