I write poems, fiction, and essays. I make electronic music. I care about the kind of work that stays with you for years after the first encounter.
This site is where those threads meet: writing, sound, private conversation, business experiments, and a small but real commitment to giving back.
The work moves between memory, love, work, ambition, and the inner life people usually edit out.
I grew up in Chennai, India. Over time, writing became the place where I could think clearly, and music became the place where I could say what words could not carry alone.
I am interested in feeling, precision, and the overlooked details that quietly shape a life. That shows up in the poems, in the fiction, in the music, and in the way I build spaces for conversation.
Some of my work is public. Some of it lives in smaller rooms with slower attention. I like both.
A home for the public work: writing, music, updates, and the ideas around them.
Honest emotion, memorable language, strong taste, and work that still feels human when the noise dies down.
Poems and essays, electronic tracks, letters in your inbox, and a path into more private conversations.
I write about love, memory, self-deception, tenderness, ambition, and the parts of life that leave a long afterimage.
Explore writingMy music leans toward atmosphere, emotional tension, and the kind of melody that feels half-remembered and fully lived.
Explore musicA more private space for people who want thoughtful conversations instead of public-performance internet.
Explore The RoomMy ventures and operating work sit under ElegantHumanity. It is where the business side of the wider body of work lives: experiments, products, and long-term bets.
It is a separate layer from this site, but it comes from the same instinct: make things that are useful, thoughtful, and built to last.
Visit ElegantHumanityA part of what I earn goes back into giving, including meals for children through the Feeding Children initiative. I want the work to move outward, not only inward.
It is a small system of accountability: create well, earn honestly, and let some of it return to people who need it now.
Read about Feeding ChildrenThe weekly letter is the best way to keep up. It is where new writing, music, and thoughts tend to arrive first, without the distractions of a feed.
