‘MyLensa – moments through my lens’ (mylensa.com) is my space to share the glimpses of life I’ve captured with my camera. I don’t claim mastery of the craft; I’m simply someone drawn to light, shadow, and fleeting moments. With each click of the shutter, I’m learning, experimenting, and slowly refining the way I see the world through my lens.
‘MyBrusha – expressions with my brush’ (mybrusha.com) is my creative space for translating ideas and emotions into visual form through painting. Each brushstroke becomes a voice, each colour a whisper of feeling. I paint across watercolour, acrylic, and oil, allowing each medium to speak its own language as I explore the endless ways imagination can unfold.
I lead a demanding life as a senior executive in one of the world’s largest technology and consulting organisations. High expectations, long hours, and constant travels are part of my everyday reality. Yet amid the intensity, I’ve learned to find moments of quiet – often through the viewfinder of my camera or a brush in my hand.
Photography and painting are my ways of slowing down and reconnecting with the world around me. They remind me to see details that fast-paced work often hides: the play of light, the texture of a shadow, or the emotion behind a fleeting expression. Each image or brushstroke becomes a small act of mindfulness.
I created this blog/website as a small act of rebellion against the excuse of “not having time.” That moment taught me something important: creativity doesn’t wait for free time – it thrives when you make space for it.
09 August 2012