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Gothic & Mechanical Graffiti Art in Mumbai

byDexterTakes projects across IndiaStarts from350 Per Sq FtView full gallery

My signature style brings a raw, industrial edge to any wall. Think heavy metal aesthetics, intricate machinery, and dark, detailed lettering.

A full shot of a piece from a Sunday painting session, showcasing my mechanical and goth style. It features a cow skull, intricate machinery, and characters from pop culture, all rendered in a monochrome, dirty style.

The same mechanical goth piece, shown on the full wall. This style allows for a lot of improvisation, blending different elements together into a single, cohesive, and complex industrial-themed mural.

A close-up of the cow skull and a small demonic character from the mechanical mural. The shading and detail work here are done entirely with spray paint, creating a gritty, textured look.

A detail from the mural showing a character throwing up the "rock on" horns. This is a nod to the heavy metal music that inspires much of my gothic and mechanical artwork.

Another close-up, this time focusing on the wires, dials, and machine parts. I enjoy creating these detailed mechanical letters and structures, a style known as "mechanicalletters" in the graffiti world.

A video showcasing the "AFTER LIFE" mural, a collaboration with artist Elmac. The piece combines my mechanical lettering with his hyper-realistic bird skull, set to the sound of metal music.

A detailed shot of the "AFTER LIFE" letters. This is my anti-style, dirty-style approach to lettering, creating a raw, industrial look that complements the gothic theme.

The artist tags on the "AFTER LIFE" mural. Collaboration is a huge part of graffiti culture, and we always sign our work together on a finished wall.

This video shows a collaborative piece with a cyberpunk, bio-mechanical theme. My contribution was the sharp, abstract lettering that weaves through the complex character art, all done during a street jam session.

About Gothic & Mechanical Art

This is not about clean, soft lines. My mechanical style relies on a 'dirty' aesthetic, where we layer chaotic wires, dials, and anatomical details to create depth. If you want a wall that feels static, look elsewhere. These pieces are designed to look like they are constantly moving or vibrating under the surface, using high-opacity spray paints to ensure the industrial textures pop.

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