To me working on the stone is the joy of peeling an unknown fruit, a period of spiritual regeneration, and visualization of vision of an utopian, with a harmoniously lucid effort to sunder the shackles of aesthetic subjectivism.
Being nectar of life, fluidity naturally appears in my stone carvings. More often than not, my sculptures point to a distant unknown destination, in elastic ethereal space. Without this continuity in space my sculptures are not complete.
Longing for spiritual regeneration, flight from the stone takes birth, struggling hard; like struggle of a foetus to loose tight strands of a narrow outlet. These stones reveal the very act of creation, that is one of the ways of ascertaining highest ability of a human being.
B Rakesh