Linga - In this series, the phallus is reconfigured as a site of multiplicity rather than dominance. Borrowing from the symbolic language of the linga as cosmic axis, these woodcuts fracture the form open — inserting skulls, serpents, eyes, flora and hybrid beings within its body. Each image operates as a totem: erotic, devotional, and faintly monstrous. The carved marks retain the rawness of the hand, while the fragile handmade paper holds the tension between monumentality and vulnerability. Here, the phallus is not a singular emblem of power. It becomes inhabited, porous, mythic — a vessel where desire, mortality, and memory co-exist.