Mystery (Rahasya) Red granite, 20 x 8 ft. Changchun, China, 2000. Created at the Changchun International Sculpture Symposium, where artists from 55 countries worked over a six kilometre sculpture park. One of his largest works and his most significant international commission.
Victory Bronze, five-figure composition, 30 x 27 ft. Mhow Fort, Infantry School, Madhya Pradesh. His most ambitious figurative group, a monumental study of triumph and spirit. A related 8 x 5 ft Victory relief stands at the Infantry Office, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi.
Fountain sculpture, Hanuman Mandir 18 ft. Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi (NDMC commission). An abstract, fruit-like form conceived for its setting opposite the temple, with the play of water, light and birds built into the design. A second fountain sculpture stands near the Indira Gandhi International Centre on Man Singh Road.
Birth of a Flower Welded metal, 8 ft. Langkawi, Malaysia, 1988. Created on the spot at the Club Med International Art Festival, shown alongside works by thirty artists from around the world.
The Mahatma Gandhi busts abroad Double life-size bronze. Installed in Jamaica, the Netherlands, Mahe, and Mendoza City, Argentina. A series carrying his work onto four continents, among his most widely travelled commissions.
Terracotta mural, the five elements 20 x 10 ft. Press Lounge, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. Depicts jal, thal, vayu, agni and aakash, water, earth, fire, air and ether, the elemental theme at the heart of his art.