Pop Art & Mixed Media Wall Installations

These pieces are not static prints. I layer polycarbonate and aluminum to build a three-dimensional effect that catches the light differently depending on your viewing angle. If you are choosing a piece for your living room or office, keep in mind that these works are physically textured and dynamic, so they tend to dominate the wall space they occupy. They are designed to be focal points, not just background decoration.

My approach to pop art and mixed media is rooted in the idea of controlled chaos. I want to move away from the traditional, flat canvas and create something that engages with the architecture of a room.

By using polycarbonate and aluminum, I can manipulate the surface to reflect light in ways that paint cannot. Pieces like 'Marilyn in Bloom' use this layering technique to break down iconic imagery into new, abstract visual languages. It is about taking something recognizable and giving it a fresh, tactile pulse.

When I design these, I think about how the work lives in a space. They are often lighter than they appear, making them suitable for most wall types, yet they carry a weight in terms of visual impact. Whether it is the rhythmic patterns of 'Mind Fragments' or the bold portraiture of my other installations, the goal is to make the surface feel alive.

I often work with architects and interior designers in Mumbai and across the country to scale these pieces for specific lobbies or residential walls. If you have a specific space in mind, we can discuss dimensions and layering density to ensure the installation complements the environment rather than overwhelming it.