Menon's art emerges from a deeply personal and reflective inquiry into the objects that populate her everyday life. One morning, Menon woke to the realization that these objects, from the most ordinary to the most meaningful, would be constant companions throughout life. This sparked a profound question: "What do I do with you?" 

This question became the foundation of Menon's creative process—a conversation with the objects that shape personal space and experience. Each piece is an exploration of the untold stories, emotions, and histories embedded within these familiar items. Menon’s work seeks to transform the mundane into something visually captivating and deeply intimate, exploring the delicate balance between comfort and curiosity.

By engaging with materials and forms that provoke both recognition and wonder, Menon challenges the relationship between the expected and the unforeseen. The work reflects the quiet complexity of living with things—how they influence our daily routines, our memories, and our evolving sense of self.

Through this ongoing artistic dialogue, Menon invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships with the objects that surround them, encouraging them to ask the same question: "What do we do with the things that fill our lives?"