My creative journey began in Nepal through theatre and performance, where I was involved in major stage productions alongside nationally recognised artists. This early exposure shaped how I understand collaboration, discipline, and audience engagement.

Through hands-on experience in photography and photojournalism, I developed an interest in documenting people, public spaces, and institutions. Alongside this, I pursued formal education in computer applications and later information technology, building a practice that sits between creativity and technical systems.

Since migrating to Australia, I’ve worked across agency, corporate, and organisational roles, contributing to digital, creative, and event-led projects in collaborative environments. I’m currently undertaking a Master’s by Research examining cinema, technology, authorship, and creative practice, while continuing to build independent creative work focused on storytelling and cultural identity.