Art and crafting have always been a part of who I am. Growing up in Bangladesh, a country lush with tropical greenery and teeming with life, I’ve always been inspired by the vibrant energy of nature—something I try to capture and reflect in my art. From a young age, I was drawn to crafts—collecting bits of broken jewelry, unused household objects, and turning them into decorative pieces. I’ve always gravitated toward the aesthetic side of making, where form and beauty hold equal weight with function and storytelling. Today, I enjoy working with a variety of media—resin, acrylics, paper, paste, and even found or natural objects like rocks. My creative process blends intuition and precision—each piece is layered with color, texture, and sometimes unexpected elements from nature or found objects. Every piece I create is the result of countless trials, happy accidents, and moments of uncertainty. Each piece is a testament to how beautiful things can emerge from the mess. What began as a childhood passion grew into something deeper, especially with the support of my husband, who shares this creative spirit. His encouragement and shared enthusiasm have helped transform a beloved hobby into something I’m proud to share with others.