3D Relief Murals and Mixed-Media Art in Bengaluru

My approach to 3D art is grounded in the belief that a wall should have a pulse. When you look at my 3D relief murals, you will notice the raised surfaces, typically 0.5 to 1 inch in depth, which create natural shadows that change throughout the day. I primarily use high-strength mural clay or epoxy compounds for this work, ensuring that the final piece is not only visually striking but also physically robust.

For those looking for something modern and industrial, I also experiment with mixed-media portraits. One of my recent projects involved using thousands of metal screws to build a high-contrast image, creating a pixelated effect that looks entirely different when viewed from up close versus from a distance. Whether I am crafting a traditional Ardhanarishvara sculpture or an industrial pop-culture portrait, the process remains consistent: I prioritize high-end blending, metallic finishing, and a protective varnish or matte top-coat to ensure longevity.

Since these works require careful handling and curing time, I ask clients to plan at least two weeks ahead. I protect your flooring and furniture with drop cloths before I start, and for pieces executed on panels, I manage the mounting as well. If you have a specific idea for a textured feature wall in your home or office, I am happy to discuss how we can adapt these materials to suit your space.