This mural in the living room of a home tucked away into the sleepy environs of the suburbs is an ode to the fearless use of colours.  A shoal of fishes that metamorphose into the dancing peacock make this space very lively. It offers a glimpse of colour that is visible from both the levels in the house. Designed by Bimal Mistry Architects, the space has a modern yet homely appeal. Inhabited by three generations, the joint family was rooted in tradition. This space was on the floor that housed two young couples. A mix of modern and traditional, the mural uses elements of nature in an abstract fashion. 

Craft Used - Gond from Madhya Pradesh
Medium - Acrylic on Wall
My Role - Lead Designer 
Year - 2016

This project was done during my stint as a Space Designer at CraftCanvas, Ahmedabad. The project was commissioned by Bimal Mistry Architects, Ahmedabad (Interior Architect of the project).


Conceptual Sketch
Artisan at work
Artisan at work
Details of the Mural- Fish and the Water
 
Details of the Mural - Bird
The Final Look
The Final Look
Morphosis
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Morphosis

A mural designed in a traditional Gond style for a private residence in Ahmedabad.

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