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Travel & Paint Murals: Telling India's Stories on Walls

bySneha ChakrabortyAvailable for events across IndiaStarts from₹60,000 per event (up to 6 hours)View full gallery

I turn public spaces into canvases. My Travel & Paint tour is about finding the soul of a community and leaving behind a piece of their story in vibrant, permanent colour.

The first stop on my 'Travel & Paint India Tour' was the beautiful land of Coorg. This reel captures the entire journey, from finding the wall and collaborating with a local NGO to interacting with the community and bringing their story to life.

This was my 'Baba & the Bird' mural in Jaipur. It became a symbol of patience and connection. Though walls are temporary, the stories they tell and the connections they create live on forever. This piece was a milestone in my journey as a travel artist.

Speaking with local media in Coorg about my street art tour. It was wonderful to share my mission of depicting local culture and collaborating with NGOs like Mind and Matter to beautify public spaces and tell community stories.

I was so grateful to be featured on the Kodagu Channel for our mural initiative in Coorg. This project was about more than just paint; it was about introducing street art to the city and supporting the wonderful work of the Mind and Matter Charitable Trust.

About Travel & Paint: Stories from the Heart of India

People often ask how I pick a wall. It is not just about the physical space—it is about the energy. Before I pick up a brush, I spend time talking to the locals, eating with them, and understanding the specific 'vibe' of the street or venue. If you are looking for a mural that truly reflects your brand or neighborhood, we need to start with that conversation. My process is inhale, absorb, marinate, and exhale; it is not just painting, but a practice of listening to the story first.

Travel & Paint tour: murals across India. — Approved by the tribe
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Sneha Chakraborty

Available for events across IndiaStarts from ₹60,000 per event (up to 6 hours)

I'm Sneha. I left the desk life behind to travel and paint murals across India. My canvas is everywhere—from quiet village walls to busy city streets—and my work is simply about capturing the Shakti of the people I meet along the way.

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