THE EMBELLISHED HORNS
Location: Aahar Kendra, Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus
Terminus, Bhubaneswar
Terminus, Bhubaneswar
Material: 15' x 4' Live Edge Wood
Description:Traditional Jhoti motifs are intricately hand carved onto live-edge wood. These carved wooden surfaces are then embellished with hand-painted Nandi paper masks, each uniquely adorned in diverse Odia art styles such as Jhoti, Chandua and Patachitra art forms.
Description:Traditional Jhoti motifs are intricately hand carved onto live-edge wood. These carved wooden surfaces are then embellished with hand-painted Nandi paper masks, each uniquely adorned in diverse Odia art styles such as Jhoti, Chandua and Patachitra art forms.
FACADE SIGNAGE DESIGN
Location:Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus Terminus,
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar
Material: 140' x 35' Customised Stainless Steel Sinage
Description: The custom-designed backlit signage is crafted from stainless steel with a sleek PU spray finish. It features a stylized depiction of a bus alongside the city's name, “Bhubaneswar,” rendered in an artistic script inspired by the gateway of the Mukteswar Temple —blending modern identity with heritage craftsmanship.
Description: The custom-designed backlit signage is crafted from stainless steel with a sleek PU spray finish. It features a stylized depiction of a bus alongside the city's name, “Bhubaneswar,” rendered in an artistic script inspired by the gateway of the Mukteswar Temple —blending modern identity with heritage craftsmanship.
The TESSELLATED FEATHERS
Location:Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus Terminus,
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar
Material: 12' x 7' Artwork made of Glass Mosaic
Description:The miniature glass mosaic artwork of the Indian Roller—the State Bird of Odisha—is composed of countless 0.5” x 0.5” glass tiles, each meticulously affixed to the wall by hand using adhesive, creating a vibrant and detailed representation through a labor-intensive mosaic technique.
Description:The miniature glass mosaic artwork of the Indian Roller—the State Bird of Odisha—is composed of countless 0.5” x 0.5” glass tiles, each meticulously affixed to the wall by hand using adhesive, creating a vibrant and detailed representation through a labor-intensive mosaic technique.
Dr. B.R. AMBEDKAR
Location:Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus Terminus,
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar
Material: 12' x 7' hand-chiseled portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Description:The hand chiselled portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar stands as a powerful tribute, brought to life through over 50 hours of meticulous craftsmanship. The artist enhanced the depth of the carving with subtle smudges of black pigment, adding dimension and character to the piece. Serving as the centrepiece of BSABT, the artwork honours Ambedkar's legacy with both artistic intensity and reverence
Description:The hand chiselled portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar stands as a powerful tribute, brought to life through over 50 hours of meticulous craftsmanship. The artist enhanced the depth of the carving with subtle smudges of black pigment, adding dimension and character to the piece. Serving as the centrepiece of BSABT, the artwork honours Ambedkar's legacy with both artistic intensity and reverence
THE SPIRIT OF ODISSI
Location:Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus Terminus,
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar
Material: 4' x 6' Live Edge Wood Hand
Description: This artwork is present at the reception of the bus terminus. The live-edge wood is intricately CNC-engraved with Jhoti patterns along the periphery, inspired by the Odia alphabets. At the center, hand-chiseled depictions of Odissi dance poses are brought to life with rich wood stain hues.
Description: This artwork is present at the reception of the bus terminus. The live-edge wood is intricately CNC-engraved with Jhoti patterns along the periphery, inspired by the Odia alphabets. At the center, hand-chiseled depictions of Odissi dance poses are brought to life with rich wood stain hues.
RIDLEY’S VOYAGE
Location:Babasaheb Ambedkar Bus Terminus,
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar
Material: Ceramic craft on 80' x 8' wall
Description: Ceramic turtles in varying sizes and shades of blue are arranged in a specific pattern giving a visual voyage where walls come alive with these sea nomads. This mural captures the essence of their journey,from the sandy shores to the deep blue sea bringing the spirit of the Olive Ridley to life.
Description: Ceramic turtles in varying sizes and shades of blue are arranged in a specific pattern giving a visual voyage where walls come alive with these sea nomads. This mural captures the essence of their journey,from the sandy shores to the deep blue sea bringing the spirit of the Olive Ridley to life.
FACADE MANDALA ARTWORK
Location:Zaika Palace Restaurant, Bhubaneswar
Material: 10' Diameter Mandala artwork on the facade
Description:This serves as a vibrant cultural expression, symbolizing the deep connection between tradition and culinary arts. Its vivid colors create a striking contrast against the facade’s muted palette, drawing the eye and evoking a sense of place.
Description:This serves as a vibrant cultural expression, symbolizing the deep connection between tradition and culinary arts. Its vivid colors create a striking contrast against the facade’s muted palette, drawing the eye and evoking a sense of place.
CHISEL ARTWORK
Location:Zaika Palace Restaurant, Bhubaneswar
Material: 25' x 6' Artwork
Description: This hand-chiseled artwork draws inspiration from the majestic Amber Fort of Jaipur, evoking a regal ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Spanning the entire wall, the intricately carved surface is brought to life with layered paintwork, creating depth and texture that immediately captivates upon entry.
Description: This hand-chiseled artwork draws inspiration from the majestic Amber Fort of Jaipur, evoking a regal ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Spanning the entire wall, the intricately carved surface is brought to life with layered paintwork, creating depth and texture that immediately captivates upon entry.
ENTRANCE GABION WALL
Location:Anandabana, Bhubaneswar
Material: 20' x 10' Gabion wall
Description:The entrance features a gabion wall composed of a 2m x 1m grid, formed by wire mesh supported on MS angles and filled with stone boulders. A CNC-cut corten steel panel showcases the backlit acrylic logo, creating a striking focal point. A cascading waterfall in front of the logo forms a soft, dynamic veil, enhancing the visual appeal and sensory experience.
Description:The entrance features a gabion wall composed of a 2m x 1m grid, formed by wire mesh supported on MS angles and filled with stone boulders. A CNC-cut corten steel panel showcases the backlit acrylic logo, creating a striking focal point. A cascading waterfall in front of the logo forms a soft, dynamic veil, enhancing the visual appeal and sensory experience.
MONOLITHIC STONE ART FURNITURE
Location:Anandabana,Bhubaneswar
Material: 6' x 1'-6" Khandolite Stone
Description: The Khandolite stone seating and signage within Anandabana are intricately hand-carved with motifs of animals, reptiles, and flowers—each symbolically reflecting the essence of Anandabana’s natural habitat. These elements not only serve a functional purpose but also narrate stories of the forest’s vibrant biodiversity.
Description: The Khandolite stone seating and signage within Anandabana are intricately hand-carved with motifs of animals, reptiles, and flowers—each symbolically reflecting the essence of Anandabana’s natural habitat. These elements not only serve a functional purpose but also narrate stories of the forest’s vibrant biodiversity.
GESTURES OF TRANQUILITY
Location:Khandagiri Square, Bhubaneswar
Material: 6' x 3' Stainless Steel sculptures Sculptures
Description: Gestures of Tranquility’ is a sculptural artwork representing Yoga Mudras, celebrating the spiritual legacy of Buddhism in the land of Odisha. The piece was crafted by first forming a wireframe structure, over which stainless steel sheets were carefully wrapped. The joints were then welded and grinding was done to achieve a seamless look.
Description: Gestures of Tranquility’ is a sculptural artwork representing Yoga Mudras, celebrating the spiritual legacy of Buddhism in the land of Odisha. The piece was crafted by first forming a wireframe structure, over which stainless steel sheets were carefully wrapped. The joints were then welded and grinding was done to achieve a seamless look.
