Hello,

I’m Priscilla, a self-taught, intuitive visual artist and fine art photographer, born and raised in a small Eastern Himalayan town named Darjeeling. My art is a personal journal. It is how I make sense of the world.

My work is about finding the light; about hope. Wherever I could, whenever I felt overwhelmed or alone, I searched for it. Nature has been a tool I deeply depend on, both a comfort and a teacher. In her steady silence, I have found a way to transmute emotional pain into presence. I’ve learned to dig deep and draw from within something filled with peace and light. My art is, in many ways, a quiet rebellion,a refusal to grow bitter, a fight to protect my inner world, and a commitment to my own peace.

One could say my art is a form of protective dissociation- a way of anchoring myself through sensory depth. I feel things deeply: colors, textures, emotions. I often find refuge in observing the world. Creativity is both a coping mechanism and a way of understanding life.

I draw from nature’s color psychology to self-regulate, to find balance, and to build resilience.

At its heart, my art is about love and freedom.
Love for the world in all its quiet beauty.
Love for life, even when it feels messy.
And love for myself; a love I am still learning, intentionally.

More than anything, I hope my art gives people a reason to pause. To take a breath. To feel a little peace and strength. To softly escape. To remember that even in hard times, we each carry the innate ability to transform the bad into something good. You can rise, no matter what life throws at you.

My work may change as I move through life. The meaning of it may shift. But for now, this is what it is.

Thank you for being here,
Priscilla