Girija

About

My murals aren’t just décor - they’re my way of asking questions and starting conversations. Every wall is a chance to say something real, whether it’s about feminism, community, or just a bit of joy. For me, anbe sivam (love is God) isn’t just a saying, it’s how I paint.

What I Paint (and Why)

• I take on large-scale murals for homes, businesses, public spaces, and streets.
• Each mural is different - we talk, we plan, we figure out what story your wall wants to tell.
• From Tamil literature inspired murals like The Thinai Project, to feminist mural art in a kid’s bedroom, to a playful bougainvillea tree for a daycare, I love switching up style and theme.
• I’ve worked with families, kids, and whole communities. Sometimes volunteers join in, sometimes it’s just me and a brush.

My Process

• We start with a conversation - I’ll ask a lot of questions about your space and what matters to you.
• If you want something deep, I dig into research, especially for community-driven wall painting or pieces about social change.
• I work with whatever fits: acrylic, spray paint, even natural pigments if we can get them locally.

What To Expect

• My murals can be bold and loud, or quiet and traditional. Always personal, always with a story.
• Sometimes it gets messy, sometimes it’s slow going, and if your family wants to pitch in, that’s honestly the best part.
• Whether it’s your home, a restaurant, or a street wall, it’ll end up feeling like it belongs.