Asha’s artistic journey reflects her mission to uncover historical connections through theological inquiry. Her works — inspired by ancient texts, archaeological artifacts, and encounters with locals, from clergymen to strangers — act as vessels sailing through time, inviting contemporary viewers to embrace wisdom passed down for millennia.

International residencies across Europe and Africa have shaped her practice multidimensionally: in Moscow, she honed draftsmanship through master techniques; in Egypt, she decoded ancient symbolism and collaborated on local projects; in Kenya, she absorbed the rhythmic patterns of African sound. These experiences forged her signature style — a fusion of classical rigor and the expressive pulse of ancestral narratives.

Today, Asha continues to expand her oeuvre while pursuing research and teaching. Each piece, a layered composition where every stroke harbors a story, invites viewers into quiet contemplation.