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I am an artist of different taste Sometimes they are brave, sometimes curious, often mischievous—and always caught between worlds.

I am an artist who paints with whispers of myth, memories of dreams, and echoes from forgotten fairy tales. My work weaves together acrylics, oil pastels, pencil sketches, charcoal, ball pen, fountain pen, origami papers, and digital design, each medium adding its own magic to the tale I’m telling. I work in the space where the real and the imagined meet—where shadows stretch a little longer, and colors carry emotion rather than logic. Mythology, fantasy, and folklore are my map; semi-abstract expression is the language I’ve learned to speak through my hands. Whether it’s a charcoal figure caught mid-transformation or a pastel forest that only appears at twilight, every piece holds a secret. There is a sense of movement in stillness in my art, a suggestion that the characters and landscapes I create are simply pausing, just long enough to be seen. The folded poetry of origami, the wandering line of ink, the layered hush of acrylic, and the glimmer of digital light—these are the tools I use to build realms that feel both ancient and new. My art is an open door to elsewhere. I invite you in. https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/2763077

Toy Bird Hidden Bird
10/10/2026

Toy Bird Hidden Bird

Which position do you like? Upside down or Downside up?
26/09/2026

Which position do you like? Upside down or Downside up?

"The Unseen Map (অদেখা মানচিত্র)"-“The Unseen Map” is not a cartographic tool—it’s a psychogeographic trap. Drawn in obs...
01/08/2026

"The Unseen Map (অদেখা মানচিত্র)"
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“The Unseen Map” is not a cartographic tool—it’s a psychogeographic trap. Drawn in obsessive fountain pen strokes, this mysterious composition invites the viewer to peer into a world no one has ever walked, at least not knowingly. Hidden within its maze of ink lies a labyrinth of miniature bridges, lost houses, twisted playgrounds, broken culverts, and impossible topographies—all carved in lines too fine for the naked eye.

Inspired by the idea that there are places we’ve felt but never seen, this piece evokes a sense of both adventure and unease. It’s the map of an invisible town, one that might exist in a dream—or a nightmare. Every detail pulls you deeper, like a riddle whose clues rearrange themselves the longer you stare. Zoom in, and the micro-details begin to shift: is that a house? or a trap? A church? or a ruin? A playground? or a site of forgotten rituals?

The fountain pen was chosen as the perfect tool for unfolding madness—its ink like veins, its strokes deliberate and unforgiving. This is rambling art with a purpose: to simulate the tension of navigating something forbidden. Viewers will feel the thrill of exploration, paired with the horror of realizing there may be no safe path, and no escape from the unmapped terrain within themselves.

“The Unseen Map” isn’t just a drawing—it’s an invitation to get lost.

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The Era of Peacock (ময়ুরকাল)The Era of Peacock (2020)Medium: Ball Pen Coloring on Fine Art PaperStyle: Abstract | Rambli...
31/07/2026

The Era of Peacock (ময়ুরকাল)

The Era of Peacock (2020)
Medium: Ball Pen Coloring on Fine Art Paper
Style: Abstract | Rambling | Conceptual | Fantasy | Micro Detail

In this spellbinding microcosm of ink and imagination, The Era of Peacock invites viewers into an abstract kingdom ruled not by swords or laws, but by elegance, observation, and layered symbolism. The work imagines an ethereal Peacock Goddess, a celestial empress who reigns from a cloud-high palace, her iridescent gaze overseeing a surreal empire below. Her presence is felt—not directly seen—through the intricate feather-like motifs, hypnotic eye-forms, and dreamlike symmetry scattered across the land.

The world she watches is a marvel of detail: hills shaped like layered fans, trees blooming like embroidered silks, rivers threading between kingdoms that don’t appear on any known map. Each line, stroke, and color trail acts like a footpath in this enchanted terrain—inviting viewers to zoom closer, pause longer, and uncover the hidden folklore built into its corners.

The medium of ball pen and fine paper was intentionally chosen to match the discipline of fine line work with the spontaneity of fantasy. The rambling style blurs boundaries between reality and myth, elegance and chaos, divinity and landscape. At its heart, the artwork suggests a sacred truth: that beauty is not just seen—it is remembered, governed, and sometimes rules an era.

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"Finally, Currency Leads Education"-This powerful digital artwork confronts a harsh modern truth — the slow surrender of...
30/07/2026

"Finally, Currency Leads Education"
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This powerful digital artwork confronts a harsh modern truth — the slow surrender of education to the influence of money. Finally, Currency Leads Education is not just a visual statement; it is a mirror reflecting how knowledge systems are increasingly steered by financial power rather than intellectual pursuit.

Books, pencils, and classrooms blend uneasily with currency symbols, bank logos, and rising stock graphs. Degrees appear like commodities, while learning is priced like a product. The imagery challenges the viewer: when tuition becomes a toll, and intelligence is measured by income, what remains of education’s soul?

Created in 2017 using early digital tools, this piece marks a pivotal step in the artist’s journey — both as a creator and a critic of a changing world. The artwork serves as a protest and a prayer: that learning might one day be led again by curiosity, truth, and human growth — not by currency.
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The eccentric Snails family
29/07/2026

The eccentric Snails family

Fan: I want this T-shirt. How can I get this?Footballer: Go to Teepublic, search for shop Ulugulu Universe, find Goofy G...
12/07/2026

Fan: I want this T-shirt. How can I get this?
Footballer: Go to Teepublic, search for shop Ulugulu Universe, find Goofy Guys. You will get it.
Fan: Wow! Thanks.

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