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Collaborative Mural Projects for Schools and Communities

byVritti KotianTravels across India for custom murals & wall artStarts from350 per sq ftView full gallery

I turn blank walls into shared stories, bringing schools, NGOs, and neighborhoods together through the joy of collaborative painting.

"Bache nahi hai hum!" This video captures the pure, unfiltered passion of kids taking over a community wall. This is the next generation of street artists, and I'm just here to hand them the brushes.

This colorful mural at a school in Dharavi was about painting hope and joy. The simple stick figures playing against a backdrop of bright blocks represent the power of community and play.

The finished mural for Sathanur Nook, a collaboration with Project Defy. This piece celebrates the spirit of the community, blending themes of music, knowledge, and sustainable energy.

POV: You give kids a wall and they take over completely. This video is pure, chaotic joy, showing a community art project where the kids became the true artists.

A section of the wholesome community wall art mural with Project Defy, featuring a creative octopus and other whimsical elements designed and painted with the kids.

Another part of the Project Defy mural, with the words "Together We" and symbols of nature and technology, reflecting the community's vision.

This part of the community mural shows characters representing creativity and nature, all brought to life by the hands of many.

A work-in-progress shot of the Dharavi school mural, with me standing back to take in the scale of the transformation.

The long corridor of the Dharavi school, now alive with color and movement. This is what turning a dull space into a joyful one looks like.

A clever use of a doorway in the Dharavi mural, with giant hands framing the entrance. Art can interact with architecture in the most playful ways.

About Art for Communities & Schools

When I paint for a community or a school, the brush doesn't stay just in my hand. Whether we are at a project in Dharavi or working with a group like Project Defy, my process is about passing the paint to you. We turn the act of mural-making into a workshop where residents, students, and staff contribute, making the final artwork a true reflection of the space and the people who live in it.

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