"I paint what generally forces me instantly to paint, sometimes it could be a beautiful pot with anthuriums, adjusting its tones to sunlight falling on it or a flash of light falling onto leaves at night. It then takes me a few hours of studying and analysis to arrive at the truth behind it -- trying to find out what was there in it that made me think so much about it and finally, leads me into taking my brush and paint and quickly putting its truth onto the canvas before my ideas become stagnant. I paint anything or everything connected to nature, like a beautiful garden, sunset on water, a country road or anything else that seems to touch me -- talk to me. My vision of paintings or art will definitely inspire mankind to find out more about God's love for us, which will turn into a faithful consciousness and understanding of the meaning and purpose of life much better. Through my paintings I attempt to pass down the simple message that we are all just creations of God just like a beautiful river scene, the glory of setting sun, a beautiful flower dancing in the garden and so on. We as humans must embrace God's will in order to survive on earth in admiration of it's beauty only by God's grace, which is indeed sufficient for life.

The late great Indian Master Raja Ravi Varma's paintings have always influenced me since childhood as well. During subsequent years my fascination turned towards Masters like John Constable, Monet, Turner and Wilson to name a few. My most difficult challenge is to depict reality as seen. It is sometimes painful, and or simply an impossibility. I don't really consider my ArtWork as being much different from other ArtWorks, but I have the feeling that my paintings in a way are different because each painting has it's unique theme or subject that originates from within me.

The simple truth that each and every object is unique and each has it's own beauty and charm."