Behind the Scenes of Sonarts Custom Art Installations

You see the perfect finished wall in photos, but the real magic happens in the dust and sweat of the process. I start every piece by hand-sculpting in clay to get the anatomy and depth right, before we cast it in durable fibre and handle the heavy-duty installation on-site. It is a messy, beautiful journey from a rough sketch to a permanent, glowing feature on your wall.

Every Sonarts piece is more than just a painting; it is a structural installation. When we begin a project, we don't just pick up a brush. We start with design consultations to understand your space, followed by intricate clay modeling to capture the precise textures and 3D reliefs you want, whether it's a 7 Horses mural or a custom world map for your office.

The Sonarts Process

Once the design is approved, we cast the details in high-grade fibre reinforced plastic, or FRP. This material is our go-to because it is sturdy, waterproof, and lightweight enough to mount securely. For larger projects, my team handles the full civil installation, including heavy-duty anchor bolting and wiring for integrated LED backlighting to create those dramatic halo effects you see in our finished work.

From Studio to Space

We don't just hand over a product. My team and I travel to your location to join the panels seamlessly using epoxy putty and final air-brushing to ensure the mural looks like one solid piece of art, not just tacked-on decor. Whether I am working in my Malad studio or on-site at a fest, the goal is always the same: giving your space a new vibe and a soul. If you have a boring wall or a washroom door that needs character, I am here to help you conceptualize and execute it.