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byVritti KotianTravels across India for community projects & workshopsStarts from280 per sq ftView full gallery

I transform blank urban walls into living canvases. From metro stations to city corners, I create art that stops traffic and sparks conversations.

A proud moment being felicitated by Mumbai Metro for winning second prize in the Majhi Metro Art competition. This award gave me the incredible opportunity to have my artwork displayed on trains and to paint an entire station.

Looking at my finished mural at the metro station, which was part of the Majhi Metro festival. It is a surreal feeling to see your art become a permanent part of the city's landscape, interacting with thousands of people every day.

Standing with my finished mural at the WEH metro station. This piece featured a surreal landscape with an astronaut and octopus tentacles, designed to bring a sense of wonder and imagination to the underground space.

This is the reality of temporary public art. Here I am, painting over a section of my own mural at the metro station, which was later replaced by a commercial advertisement. Though its life was short, it made many commuters smile.

A playful moment in front of my metro station mural. The vibrant colors and whimsical characters are reflected on the polished floor, creating an immersive experience for anyone passing by.

The process of creating the metro mural involved long hours and lots of paint. Here, I am adding details to the winding yellow path in the surreal landscape, working to bring the large scale vision to life.

A close up video tour of the details in my Mumbai Metro mural. The artwork is filled with fantastical elements like astronauts, colorful sea creatures, and abstract patterns, designed to be discovered over time.

A detailed shot of a section of my metro mural, featuring a quirky astronaut and vibrant octopus tentacles. This piece was a gift to my mom and a reflection of my family's unique sense of humor.

My first graffiti piece in my hometown, Mumbai. This "Vrek13" artwork started a revolution on this street, inspiring other artists and even the BMC to add more art to the walls.

My "I Love Versova" mural on a wall at the beach. This piece of public art became a landmark, blending with the sand, sea, and the beautiful chaos of Mumbai's coastline.

About Art for Public Spaces

Public art lives in the real world, exposed to sun, rain, and crowds. For high-traffic areas like metro stations and exterior boundary walls, I use heavy-duty weather-proof acrylic emulsions like Asian Paints Apex and finish every project with protective varnishes to withstand the elements. It is not just about making a wall look good for a photo; it is about ensuring the art holds up for the thousands of people who walk past it every day.

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