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Our Signature Design Installations

byWari WataiStudio in Koramangala; Travels across Bengaluru & IndiaStarts from3,000 per sq. ft.View full gallery

A collection of our defining works, where materials like copper, fiber, and soil are transformed into immersive, story-driven spatial experiences.

We believe in creating spaces that are living narratives. This installation for 'India Everywhere' is a testament to that belief, a gleaming river of copper, aluminum, and cotton meticulously handwoven in our studio. It is a sculptural form that embodies the confluence of India's rich history and its modern aspirations.

We invite you to dive into the deep. This immersive sonic and visual experience uses over forty layers of custom double-weave fabrics to abstractly render the mysterious and poetic landscape of the sea. The interplay of light, sound, and textile creates an environment that speaks of the ocean's unfathomable depths.

Here, we manifest the Colour of the Year 'Terra' as a visual poem of colossal leaves. The installation evokes the feeling of homecoming, of walking on fallen leaves as they return to the soil. It is a metaphorical and sensorial exploration of primordial materials and the emotional sanctuary of familiarity.

Our work explores the intersection of tradition and speculative futures. For the 'Indofuturism' theme, we created a surreal panorama, juxtaposing hybrid futuristic portraits generated by AI within the familiar architecture of an Indian Mahal. This is a celebration of heritage that embraces the external, projecting a new Indian identity onto the world stage.

An environment designed to awaken wonder, 'Feel More' is a tranquil journey through layers of translucent, hand-printed fabrics. As light shifts and breathes through the space, it amplifies a dream-like quality, inviting you to pause and discover the tiny hidden treasures and delicate craftsmanship woven into each panel.

We challenge conventional notions of taste by curating audacious and expressive environments. The 'Bad Taste?' installation is a deliberate counter to quiet luxury, embracing louder forms, colors, and objects. Through over-the-top decadent textiles and playful juxtapositions, we explore an alternate visual sensibility that is unified in its maximalist vision.

For 'Silver Escapade', we designed a dynamic silver colonnade that blurs different periods of time. Ornate, period-inspired forms meet sparse modern columns, while mirrored surfaces create dream-like illusions. This play of form, finish, and reflection embeds the audience within the experience, making them part of the story.

We find poetry in traditional materials and forms. This sculptural rendition for 'Edge of the Forest' uses a cluster of traditional 'Lu' fish traps from Manipur. Set against a bamboo forest and an evening landscape of fireflies, the installation becomes an evocative context for healing through ancestral wisdom and craft.

Our studio is a space of material alchemy. This image captures the process behind our 'Cu+Fibers' exhibition, a play of handspun and machine-made yarns. The journey of coaxing, manipulating, and responding to hemp, jute, and copper is a continuous engagement guided by the joy of small discoveries.

We explore how art is consumed in the digital age through our 'Artify' installation. This space visualizes a metaverse of possibilities, creating a dense forest of screens displaying NFTs. It is a physical manifestation of the digital art landscape, questioning the boundaries between the virtual and the real.

About Featured

We believe design is an active dialogue with materials. Whether we are weaving copper into architectural forms or mapping complex narratives onto exhibition walls, our approach remains hands-on and improvisational. We do not work with pre-set templates. Instead, we allow the interplay of light, texture, and structure to dictate the final form, ensuring every space feels alive and responsive to those who enter it.

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