About - paperplane

We Believe Ideas Deserve Room to Fly.

We are a creative studio turning sketches into large-scale art, brand experiences, and spaces that move people.

Paper Plane is a multidisciplinary creative studio operating at the intersection of art, space, and technology. We create large-scale murals, sculptural installations, and immersive visual experiences that transform environments into stories.

Our practice moves seamlessly between the physical and the digital—spanning public art, architectural environments, augmented reality, and VFX/CGI. Each project is site-responsive and concept-led, conceived as a precise response to its context and informed by architecture, culture, and movement.

We approach every surface and space as an opportunity to construct meaning at scale. From urban landmarks to brand environments, our work is designed to be experienced—refined, immersive, and deeply embedded within its surroundings.

Paper Plane exists to extend the boundaries of contemporary art-making—bringing together craft, technology, and narrative to create work that resonates across both the real and the virtual.

Clients

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Meet the People Behind the Plane

Every project starts as an idea on paper and takes flight as a crafted experience.

Kartikey Sharma

CEO, Founder, Multidisciplinary Artist

Vijay Gulani

COO, Co- Founder

Pranav Goel

Head of Design

Pankaj Dwivedi

Muralist

Kevin Xavier

Illustrator

Frequently asked questions

I only have a vague idea — is that enough to get started?

Yes, completely. Most clients come to us with just a mood or a feeling. Our process is built to develop that into a fully realised concept, so you don’t need a brief or references before reaching out.

What does the process look like?

We start with a conversation about your space and intent, then our team develops concept designs. You get rounds of revisions before anything is finalised — nothing goes on the wall or into fabrication without your approval.

What's included in the price?

Everything needed to complete the work — materials, paint, protective coatings, labour, and scaffolding. The only exclusion is the wall or base structure itself. No hidden add-ons.

What materials do you use for sculptures?

We work across fabricated metal, fibre/FRP, stone, concrete, wood, and mixed media — chosen based on the environment, scale, and aesthetic of the piece.