Custom Graffiti Murals and Street Art
From raw street tags to massive public murals, this is the language of the streets. Here is a look at my work and style across India.
A large-scale mural in Nepal for the MⒺTA-मोRPH-OSIS project, blending my wildstyle lettering with a fierce octopus character. This piece shows how I can transform a public wall into a dynamic work of art that interacts with its surroundings, like this woman in her sari walking by.
An overhead drone shot of the finished Bandra Skatepark project for the Mumbai Urban Art Festival. This piece features a massive calligraphic circle at its center, designed to be seen from above and experienced by the skaters who use the space daily.
A close-up of a figurative mural, blending portraiture with natural elements like the butterfly mask and surrounding flowers. This style is perfect for private commissions or commercial spaces that need a piece with a strong artistic narrative and visual impact.
A quick timelapse of me painting a "ZERO" piece in Pune. This shows my process from the first outline to the final fill and details, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at how I bring a wall to life with speed and precision.
This is what they call 'bombing'. Taking over a whole abandoned building in Mumbai with my signature 'ZERO' tags. This is the raw, unfiltered side of graffiti, about making a statement and claiming a space.
For this piece, "Dead Rose & Love," I used fire to add a unique effect to the mural. It shows how I experiment with different techniques to create a specific mood, in this case, a darker, more intense vibe for a conceptual piece.
A clean, bold, large-scale 'ZERO' piece on a building rooftop in Mumbai. This shows the power of simple, well-executed letterforms to create a strong visual landmark. It's my name, writ large.
About Featured
Every wall I touch starts with a conversation about what that space needs. Whether it is a massive, high-visibility mural on a commercial building or a smaller, private commission at home, I treat both with the same intensity. My process is not just about paint; it is about making sure the final piece fits the environment, the lighting, and the story of the people who see it every day.
Graffiti is more than just lettering; it is an evolution of space. Over the last decade and a half, my practice has moved from tagging on the streets to creating controlled, high-end murals using professional grade aerosol paints like Molotow and Montana.
My approach, which I call 'Kuch naya, kuch apna' (something new, something our own), blends traditional graffiti wildstyle with elements of the Indian aesthetic. When you hire me for a project, you aren't getting a generic design. I start by understanding the wall—its texture, its surface area, and how it interacts with the surrounding area.
I break down my work into a few distinct types, depending on what the space requires:
- Classic Bombing & Throw-ups: High-energy, bubbly lettering that makes an immediate impact. Perfect for shop shutters, garage doors, or smaller wall sections.
- Wildstyle & Complex Typography: Intricate, interlocking letters with 3D effects and arrows. These require more planning and are ideal for statement walls that demand a closer look.
- Figurative Murals: When the story needs characters or portraits, I blend aerosol detail work with exterior emulsion bases to create a durable, weather-resistant piece of art.
Everything I paint follows a strict standard for longevity. I use high-opacity spray paints that stand up to the sun and rain, ensuring the colors don't fade quickly. For large-scale murals, we discuss sketches and mockups before a single can is opened, so you know exactly what is going up on your wall. If you have an empty space that needs a pulse, let’s talk about how to fill it.
Zero
I’m Zero. I don't do fluff, I do walls. From tagging in Delhi to collaborating on major murals, my goal is to keep the Indian graffiti scene real and evolving.
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