Featured Artworks and Studio Process
A look into the heart of my studio where architecture meets tactile art. Explore the process behind 3D murals, textured sculptures, and the workshops that bring design to life.
This is where art becomes tangible. I use a cone to apply ceramic paste with precision, building up intricate patterns layer by layer. This technique allows me to create 3D textured art with incredible detail, turning a flat surface into a landscape of light and shadow.
I believe nature is the ultimate teacher. Here, I am guiding architecture students during an outdoor session, encouraging them to observe the forms, textures, and resilience of the natural world. These lessons in patience and balance are fundamental to creating art that feels alive.
The best way to learn is by doing. In my clay relief workshops, I guide students through the tactile process of shaping and applying materials. This hands-on collaboration is messy, fun, and essential for building both skill and confidence.
I am often asked why I prefer 3D murals over paint. Unlike paint that can fade or peel, my sculpted murals, created with ceramic paste and natural binders, become part of the wall itself. They age gracefully, gaining character over time rather than losing their beauty.
With over 30 years of experience, I founded my studio on the belief that art should harmonize with the space it inhabits. This video introduces my approach, showing how I collaborate with clients and designers to create meaningful murals, sculptures, and textured paintings that enrich the narrative of a space.
Celebrate your special occasions with creativity. My studio offers personalized birthday workshops where you and your loved ones can create unique art pieces together. It is a memorable way to make new memories while learning a new skill.
When a client says, "I trust you," it is the greatest honor an artist can receive. This trust is the foundation of my best work, allowing me to pour my full dedication and three decades of experience into creating a truly bespoke piece that speaks to the soul of their space.
It is a proud moment to see my students present their architectural models and designs. I guide them to translate complex ideas into tangible forms, and seeing their hard work evaluated by prominent academicians is a testament to their dedication and growth.
About Featured
Every piece here begins with a conversation about the space it will inhabit. Whether I am teaching students how to handle clay or sculpting a relief on a wall, the goal is to create something that is not just seen, but felt. You won't find flat paint here; my work uses natural materials like ceramic paste and idol clay that grow richer with time.
My process is rooted in patience. When I take on a 3D mural or textured wall art project, it is rarely a quick fix. We start by analyzing the room—its light, its proportions, and its purpose. I prefer natural mediums like sadhuchi mati (idol clay) and marble powder because they possess a weight and durability that modern chemical paints simply cannot match. Unlike wall paint that fades or peels after a few seasons, these sculpted forms integrate with the architecture. They become part of the structure, aging gracefully as the home itself evolves.
For the architecture students and designers who join my masterclasses, this hands-on work is about more than just craft; it is a lesson in structural empathy. We focus on relief sculpting, Maheshwari patterns, and geometric repetition, teaching the eye to see depth where others see flat surfaces. Whether you are looking to commission a custom wall installation for your living room or are an aspiring artist wanting to learn traditional sculpting techniques in a professional studio setting, my work is centered on this tactile connection.
I do not believe in art that simply decorates. I believe in art that lives. From private residences in Mumbai to academic workshops at D.Y. Patil, the philosophy remains constant: respect the material, understand the space, and let the form emerge slowly. If you are ready to move beyond the flat surface, let's talk about what we can build for your space.
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I am Hansa Sewani, and for over three decades, I have been teaching walls how to breathe. My studio is where architecture meets art, using natural materials to create textures you can actually touch.
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