Abstract Collections
Exploring Abstraction
A Collection of Works in Color, Form, and Feeling
My paintings are a vibrant testament to the transformative power of contemporary abstract art—each collection a personal exploration of what it means to see, feel, and exist in this world. Raised in a home where art was part of daily life, I had the rare privilege of growing up as the son of K.B. Goel, one of India’s most respected art critics and a key voice in championing Abstract Expressionism. That early exposure shaped my view of art as more than just image or object—it is a language. A way of making sense of the intangible. A way of expressing what words cannot hold.
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Improvisation sits at the heart of my process. Each collection reflects a different conversation between spontaneity and structure. Some works unfold through gestural, fluid movement—intuitive and emotional. Others lean into the clarity of geometry, where balance and form take center stage. At times, figurative elements rise to the surface, woven into layers of vibrant color and textured space. Across every collection, color acts not merely as decoration, but as emotional resonance—a vital force for connection, joy, and reflection.
Together, these collections trace the arc of an evolving practice—one that treats abstraction not as escape, but as deep engagement with the world. They are invitations to slow down, to perceive differently, to discover meaning not through definition but through presence. The Language of Abstraction is not a fixed idea, but an unfolding journey. These collections speak in many voices—some bold, some quiet, all grounded in the belief that abstraction offers us a way to see ourselves more clearly. They are meant to be lived with, revisited, and reinterpreted. At their core, they celebrate the power of color, form, and feeling to transform the way we understand being.
