Experiential Art Installations by Zero
I create immersive installations that pull you out of the screen and into the space. From neon critiques to mirror walls, my work makes you stop and question what is actually real.
A viewer interacting with the 'Surfing' installation. The wall of mirrors creates an engaging and thought-provoking experience, making the observer a part of the artwork itself.
The glowing neon sign of my 'Surfing' installation creates a striking silhouette of a visitor. The piece is designed to be interactive and highly photographic, exploring themes of identity in the digital age.
A visitor captures the neon installation on their phone, becoming part of the artwork's critique of digital life. The reflection in the phone screen adds another layer to the experience.
Another angle of a person engaging with the 'Heart 0' neon sign. The dark, industrial setting of the gallery space enhances the impact of the glowing light.
A shot of me making final adjustments to the mirror wall installation. This shows the scale of the piece and the precision required to set up the grid.
Behind the scenes of the 'Surfing' installation at MUAF. Here, my team and I are mounting the framework for the neon sign against a black brick wall.
A work-in-progress shot showing the hands-on process of wiring the neon tubes for the installation. Every element is carefully assembled on site.
A close-up of my hands connecting the electrical components for the neon sign. This highlights the technical craft that goes into creating a large-scale light installation.
The initial stages of shaping the neon tubes for the 'Heart 0' sign. The glowing red outline begins to take form on the workshop floor.
An early stage of the installation process, working on the neon elements in the gallery space. This gives a sense of the environment before the final piece is revealed.
About Experiential Art Installations
These installations are not just for looking; they require precise technical execution. When I build these for your gallery or event, I manage the full process, from fabricating custom neon lights and structural mirror grids to the electrical wiring and load-bearing safety checks, so the piece is ready for public engagement from day one.
My work in experiential art is an extension of my life on the streets. Graffiti is about communication, and when I move from exterior walls to indoor installations, the goal remains the same: to stop people in their tracks.
I design these pieces to challenge our digital habits. Whether it is a mirror wall that reflects the viewer back into the art or a neon sign critiquing our reliance on digital validation, the goal is to make the audience part of the narrative. My installation at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival, 'Surfing', used light and reflection to draw a line between the physical and the virtual.
I handle the end-to-end process. This includes conceptual design, sourcing materials like industrial mirrors and custom-bent neon or LED flex, and the final on-site installation. I work with heavy-duty backings and secure electrical components to ensure the art is durable and safe for high-traffic environments. If you have a specific space or a theme you want to explore, I can build a structural piece that fits the architecture and the message you want to send.
Zero
I am Zero. I have been marking streets since 2008, but my studio work takes that same raw energy indoors. Whether it is a festival installation or a private gallery piece, I bring the street's honesty into the room.
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