When one enters the hospital, they’re met with Ashtavinayak in his many forms. Each idol has been handcrafted in terracotta for durability. The eight minimalist idols are arranged in rows under an interplay of bell-like lights. Made with a copper finish, each shines down on the Ganeshas, meeting every entrant with a positive, healing vibe. 

A slew of art crafted in Gond has been placed across the halls of the hospital. Gond hails from Madhya Pradesh but its fame has traveled the world. With vibrant colours and intricate lines, Gond lends a movement to art, making it seem as if the still images are in motion. With Gond, we’ve created a stunning interplay of Winged Art with sculpted birds that hang gladly in the cafeteria. Meanwhile, an unmissable wall in the cafeteria is our ode to the mangroves. The sprawling mural depicts scenes in the mangroves with its variety of characters interacting at leisure. The wall brings the natural essence of the landscape inside the walls of the hospitals. 

Other Gond murals such as a lively orange-toned dance of nature where fish and turtles emerge in an interplay have been featured as well. An array of portraits that feature inside wards help emit a positive, soothing vibe for those ailing. We’ve used bright colours everywhere to awaken a mood of strength and grit that comes with positivity. Accompanied by images of peacocks in dance and different specimens of nature at play, our brush strokes have added touches of the artful everywhere. The halls now gleam with a sober positivity, making it a project we’re truly proud of. The project was done in collaboration with SJK Architects.