Large-Scale Street Art & Building Murals
Huge walls, zero stress. Whether it's a massive building facade or a sprawling commercial zone, I bring the street energy to the skyline.
Horsin' around on this iconic building at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse. We were asked to keep it minimal to match the vibe, and this is what we came up with.
A detail shot of the horse mural. The clean black lines against the white wall create a powerful, graphic effect. It's all about that minimal impact.
Another angle of the horse mural. It was our first time painting on this building, and it was an amazing opportunity. Things are only gonna get bigger and crazier.
A process shot of me and my partner working on the horse mural from the crane. It took us three days, but the result was worth it.
Another action shot from the horse mural project. You can see the scale of the wall and the teamwork involved in a project this big.
A different process shot, showing the initial outlines of the horse mural. It all starts with a sketch, and then we bring it to life, line by line.
A beautiful shot of the finished horse mural at sunset, with a horse training on the track. This is what it's all about, art becoming part of the environment.
A video showing the process of creating the horse mural for Art Mumbai. From the lift to the final piece, this is how we take over a building.
From spray cans to pixels. I took a wall I did in Dubai and flipped it with AI to see it breathe. This video shows the original mural of the Statue of Liberty and its digital evolution.
About Large-Scale Murals
When you're painting at height, you don't just need a steady hand. You need a solid plan for cranes, lifts, and the actual surface of the building. I’ve handled everything from racecourse facades to high-rise commercial walls, and it’s always the same drill: check the texture, sort the safety gear, and then let the aerosol do the talking. I handle the entire logistics side, so you don't have to worry about the setup or the cleanup.
How We Go Big
I don't just paint walls. I take over spaces. If you've got a massive exterior, a three-story facade, or a commercial warehouse that looks too clean, that's where I come in.
The Process
- Site Recce: I need to see the wall first. Rough brick, smooth concrete, or metal cladding—every surface eats paint differently. I’ll check accessibility for lifts and cranes.
- The Design: We align on the vision. You want it clean and minimal like the Mahalaxmi Racecourse project, or full-on chaotic graff overload? I’ll sketch it out so we’re on the same page.
- Execution: This is where the magic happens. My crew and I bring the industrial-grade gear. We use high-pressure, UV-resistant aerosol paints that can take the Mumbai sun and rain without fading.
Why Trust My Approach? I've painted in Mumbai, Dubai, and Jakarta. I know the drill. From navigating the safety requirements of a public building to coordinating with project managers on site, I make sure the art gets done on time and to the spec. No excuses, just a finished wall that commands attention.
If you have a blank facade that needs life, stop staring at it. Let's talk about how to flip it.
Dkrypt
I'm Dkrypt. I don't do tiny stuff; I do walls that grab attention from the street. When you're looking at a three-story facade, you don't just need an artist—you need someone who knows the workflow and can handle the heavy gear.
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