The Artist's Journey: Behind the Scenes of Public Art

Winning the Majhi Metro art competition meant seeing my work travel on trains and platforms daily. This project highlights that my process is not just about the final mural, but the months of planning and local collaboration needed to transform public spaces into shared experiences.

My work is about bridging the gap between traditional Indian folk art and the modern urban landscape. When I take on a project, whether it is a large-scale wall mural or an interactive floor installation, I focus on the storytelling aspect. You can see this in my green intervention project in Indore, where we used public space to start a conversation about climate change, or my recent work with the Mumbai Metro, which turned a station into a gallery.

I do not just paint walls. I design environments where people can play, walk, and connect. For corporate offices or private homes, I treat every surface as a canvas waiting to be brought to life. My technique often involves using high-traffic enamel paints for durability and working with my team of assistants to ensure sharp, geometric details that stand up to daily use. If you are planning an event or looking to revamp a space, my approach starts with understanding your goals. We can discuss your vision, the site requirements, and the timeline needed for production. I am always open to jamming on new ideas, so reach out if you want to create something that actually talks to your audience.