Snigdha's practice is rooted in an intuitive process of layering, mark-making, and surface building. As an abstract painter, her work moves between abstracted impressions of nature and intuitive, non-objective compositions.

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Her medium includes acrylics, collage, and found or foraged materials, used to build textured surfaces on paper and canvas.

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Paint, fragments, and texture are added, removed, and reworked over time, allowing each painting to evolve through a process which is instinctive and fluid. 

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Drawn to raw textures, imperfect edges, organic gestures, and colors that feel alive yet ordinary, she creates abstract paintings that feel both playful and contemplative.