Featured Graffiti Murals & Live Street Art
From raw city walls to high-energy event stages, this is where my street art hits the ground. I mix global wildstyle lettering with an authentic Indian edge to bring the culture to your space.
An overhead shot of a skater mid-air, perfectly centered in the calligraffiti vortex I designed for the Carter Road Skatepark project. This piece was the heart of a massive collaboration, blending street art with skate culture.
A little something I call "Dead Rose & Love." For this piece, I used fire and spray paint to create a burning effect, showing how live art can be a real performance. It’s about bringing heat and raw energy to the wall.
Hitting a wall in Mumbai's Marol district. This spot is a classic for graffiti writers, and this piece got a shout-out from the legendary street art photographer Martha Cooper, which was a huge moment.
This is the vibe at one of our underground street battles in Delhi. It's not just about painting; it's about the whole hip-hop culture, the community, and the energy of the crowd. This is the scene I bring to my events.
My art isn't just for walls. Here's a look at the 'Vandal Nation' T-shirt, a piece of merchandise I designed. It shows how my graffiti style translates into wearable art for brand collaborations.
A piece from a graffiti jam in Nepal, where I mixed my wildstyle lettering with an octopus graphic. The contrast of a local woman walking past in a traditional sari captures the blend of global street art with local Indian life.
A quick timelapse of me painting a throw-up in Pune. This shows my process from a blank wall to a finished piece, giving you an idea of how I work on-site for live art projects.
The full scale of the Carter Road Skatepark project in Mumbai, seen from a drone. I led a crew of artists to transform this entire public space, showing the massive impact a coordinated graffiti project can have.
About Featured
When you bring me on for a live session, you aren't just getting an artist—you're getting an activation. I come prepared with industrial-grade respirators and floor protection, so your venue stays clean while the wall transforms. If you're looking at a mural, keep in mind that I need a clear surface to start, and for anything over 10ft, I’ll need you to handle the scaffolding arrangements.
Graffiti isn’t just about the visual—it’s about the energy of the space. My work draws on years of painting in Delhi, Mumbai, and beyond, blending global techniques with the local aesthetic. When I'm on site, I’m not just painting; I'm building a vibe.
Whether it's a brand launch needing that gritty edge or a public space overhaul like the Carter Road Skatepark, I approach every surface with a focus on durability and impact. For event-based art, we're talking about high-pressure, artist-grade aerosols that dry fast and pop hard.
If we’re doing a mural for your office or store, I take it through a multi-day process: starting with digital mockups to align with your brand guidelines, followed by a layer-by-layer execution using exterior-grade emulsions and aerosol detailing. Every piece—be it a commissioned wall, a live stage performance, or a custom merchandise design—carries the Zero tag, built on a foundation of respect for the culture. Let’s create something that speaks the street language.
Zero
I’m Zero. I’ve been breathing life into Indian walls since 2008, co-founding the UFO Crew and rolling with the Slumgods. I don't do corporate—I do real, raw art that connects with the street.
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