BNS employs an unconventional approach to silkscreening, treating it as an individual art form rather than a repetitive technique. He personally burns and hand-pulls each screen, regulating pressure to achieve distinct results. Without registration, every screen is applied to the canvas just once, resulting in a unique appearance that defies reproduction.
Beneath the surface, silkscreen images overlay layers of graffiti, acrylic, spray paint, marker tags, and textures mimicking street aesthetics. The finished painting that you see in the gallery transforms from a blank canvas to an abstract graffiti piece, ultimately becoming a figurative artwork with a complex background reflecting the entire creative journey through the multiple layers.
Most works are on canvas or wood panels with a resin finish, meticulously crafted in the studio. The resin finish, comprising at least 5 coats, enhances color vibrancy, creating a depth effect. Each piece involves over twenty layers of hand-pulled silkscreens layered over spray paint, markers, acrylic, ink, and collaged lokta papers.
BNS's meticulous control throughout the creative process allows him to produce art that uniquely reflects his perspective.