As far as I can remember, art and architecture have always peaked my interest. Accordingly, I wanted to go into the arts for my higher education, but this was met with disagreement from my family, particularly from my father. I gave into pressure, and I started studying law – my father’s choice. I was glad to learn that I could also study Fine Arts at the same time, and of course, I did. Indulging in the Arts of Nepal, as well as the simple progression of life, gave rise to several new interests in me. By 1993, I had four Bachelor’s degrees in Law, in Fine Arts, in History and in Management. All of these qualifications would come very handy in what I would go on to dedicate my life to.[…]