Interactive Art & Playful Murals
Turning boring surfaces into interactive playgrounds. From high-energy floor courses to bold graffiti, I paint art that you don't just see—you live it.
My first-ever mural project was this wild 3D crocodile illusion. It was a lesson in taking risks and creating art that literally invites you to jump in. This piece is a reminder that the best art is interactive, fun, and a little bit crazy.
A quick selfie after finishing a 45-foot floor mural in just 1.5 days. This project for a school in Bangalore was a marathon of painting, but seeing the space transformed into a colorful obstacle course made every moment worth it.
Mapping out the "Backward Walk" and "Twister" sections of the interactive floor mural. Every element is designed to encourage a specific movement, turning the ground into a fun and challenging fitness game for kids and adults.
Here you can see the "Frog Hop" lily pads taking shape. I use bright, contrasting colors and clear instructions painted directly onto the floor to guide users through this large-scale interactive game.
The "Pop the Bubbles" section of the floor mural, designed for agility and fun. This work-in-progress shot shows how I layer chalk outlines and bold paint to create a durable, high-energy play space.
Burning the midnight oil to bring this interactive floor mural to life. The late nights are fueled by the thought of kids hopping and laughing across these colorful shapes. This is functional art designed for movement and joy.
Adding the final details and instructions like "Jump x5" and "Scream Aloud" to the floor mural. These prompts are what make the art truly interactive, encouraging kids to engage physically and emotionally with the space.
About this collection
My floor murals aren't just for show. I use durable, anti-skid epoxy-based paints specifically designed to handle high foot traffic, whether it is for a school courtyard or an event activation. These aren't delicate art pieces; they are functional, wear-tested surfaces meant to be jumped on, run across, and fully lived in by adults and kids alike.
When I design an interactive space, I think about the flow of movement. It is not just about placing colors on the ground; it is about mapping out agility drills, hopscotch paths, and 'scream aloud' zones that force people to interact with the art.
I treat every project as a piece of functional storytelling. For the 45-foot course I did at Papagoya, the goal was to create stamina-building fun disguised as a game. I spent 1.5 days on-site, using chalk outlines to get the flow right before committing to the heavy-duty paint. This technical precision is key—I use professional-grade masking tape and stencils to keep the geometric lines sharp and the visuals punchy, even under the hot sun or rain.
Whether you need a brand-focused graffiti battle backdrop or a community art station that gets everyone involved, my approach stays the same: bold lines, high-contrast colors, and a design that invites play. I work closely with you to understand the footfall, the space constraints, and the kind of energy you want to spark. From the initial sketch to the final seal, I make sure the art is ready to handle real-world wear and tear. If you have a space that needs to move, let's jam.
Vritti Kotian
I'm Vritti, but call me Sunflower. I bring wild street-style energy and interactive concepts into modern spaces, turning plain walls and floors into actual playgrounds. If your space has a surface that needs a little bit of magic and a whole lot of movement, let's create something together.
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