Abstract and Experimental Wall Art
Not every idea fits into a neat category. These experimental murals and mixed-media pieces are where I push the limits of paint and perspective, creating art that defies standard labels to tell a story that is uniquely yours.
'The ClanDestine House,' a project where we used art to give a home character and color. This mural, a fusion of cubist and abstract styles, brings a dynamic energy to the main lounge area.
A vibrant, cubist-inspired mural in shades of pink and red, adding a bold statement to a residential space.
A cubist-style mural in a basement lounge, featuring abstract faces and forms in a cool blue and green palette.
A view of the 'ClanDestine House' project, showing the relationship between the colorful mural and the monochrome staircase illustration.
A monochrome line illustration that retells the family's travel stories through surreal and nostalgic elements, combined with a metal silhouette installation.
The line-art mural flowing down the staircase, creating a visual journey from land to an underwater world.
A detail of the staircase mural, showcasing whimsical characters and architectural landmarks.
An abstract mural of 'pebbles and ripples,' featuring organic shapes and a vibrant color palette in a residential dining area.
A close-up of the 'pebbles and ripples' mural.
The full view of the abstract mural in the dining space.
About Miscellaneous Work
When we start, we don't just pick colors; we sit down for a 'Story Mining' session to pull out the memories or abstract themes you actually want to live with. I provide digital renders superimposed on your wall photos first, so you can see exactly how the light and furniture will interact with the mural before we touch a single brush to your wall.
My approach to art is a rebellion against the predictable. Whether it is a cubist-inspired feature wall or a winding line illustration that flows across a staircase, my goal is to break the monotony of a flat surface. I treat walls as part of the architecture, not just as a background.
The Process of Beautiful Chaos
Everything starts with your narrative. I have spent years refining a process that blends your personal experiences with my maximalist and contemporary style. We start with a concept phase where we analyze your room's volume and lighting. This ensures that the art is not an afterthought but a deliberate, integrated element of the structure.
Materials and Execution
I use high-grade artist acrylics from Liquitex and Golden, paired with architectural emulsions like Asian Paints Royale for durability. For projects requiring a tactile feel, I incorporate mixed media—plaster reliefs, metal silhouettes, or glass mosaics—to create depth that paint alone cannot achieve. Every installation is finished with a protective varnish, making the art as functional and wipeable as it is expressive.
Collaboration is Key
I often work alongside architects and designers to ensure my work elevates their spatial vision. Whether it is a residential dining room needing an abstract 'pebbles and ripples' mural or a commercial space looking for a bold, identity-defining piece, I am interested in the unknown. If you have a wild idea, I am the artist who will help you figure out how to make it a physical reality.
House of Berserk
I am Priyanka, and I believe that every surface is a storyteller waiting for a voice. My crew at House of Berserk and I thrive on wild ideas, turning blank walls into narratives that breathe and evolve with your space.
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