About
My journey has been shaped by two lifelong passions: science and music. Professionally, I have spent my career as a research scientist with TCS Research, exploring complex problems through rigorous inquiry and innovation. Alongside this journey, music remained a constant source of inspiration, creativity, and personal expression. Over time, these two paths began to converge. What started as parallel interests evolved into a deeper exploration of music as a subject of scientific inquiry, artistic practice, and social engagement.
Today, my work spans three interconnected domains. As a musician, I write, compose, produce, and perform original music. As a researcher, I investigate questions related to music cognition, wellbeing, creativity, and human development. As a community practitioner, I work with organizations and communities to understand how music can contribute to positive social outcomes. Together, these experiences have shaped a simple belief: Music is not merely an art form. It is a powerful human capability that can enrich lives, strengthen communities, and deepen our understanding of ourselves.
My Guiding Questions
How can music contribute to human wellbeing, creativity, learning, and social transformation? This question continues to guide my artistic work, research pursuits, and community initiatives.
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