LHV | Future of Art & Engineering

Trusted by Indian Railways, IIM Nagpur & Smart City Projects

We help cities, institutions, and public spaces transform ideas, culture, and objectives into memorable physical experiences through art, design, engineering and execution.

We design, engineer, and install large-scale sculptures and murals (8–60 ft) that turn spaces into destinations. From concept to installation, LHV delivers public art that inspires people and builds city identity.

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Large-scale Arjun sculpture with bow and arrow at IIM Nagpur campus, landmark public art installation in India by LHV

Landmark Sculptures — Parametric, heritage, and kinetic designs. Built with FRP, steel, or bronze. Sizes 12–60 ft.

Public Murals — Heritage + modern murals for railway stations, campuses, and urban walls. Precision carving + epoxy finish.

CSR Legacy Projects — Partner with companies to gift iconic art to cities through CSR funds.

What We Do

Gond tribal history mural at Chanda Fort railway station, large FRP wall artwork by LHV showcasing local culture and heritage.
Model statue of Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj for Wadgaon Dam project, FRP sculpture design by LHV in Nagpur, India.
Blue sculpture of a female tennis player at Liberty Flyover sport zone in Nagpur, public art installation by LHV.
Spirit of IIM sculpture at IIM Nagpur, golden-winged figures representing growth and vision, with artist Milli Vikamshi

Why Choose LHV

✅ End-to-End Delivery — Design → Fabrication → Transport → Installation.

✅ Structural Safety — Designed for wind loads, foundations, and durability.

✅ Proven Track Record — Railways, IIM Nagpur, Smart City projects, public parks.

✅ 24-Month Warranty — Structure and coating guaranteed.

✅ Low Maintenance — Optional Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) available.

50+ Public Art Projects Installed | 7+ Cities Across India

Paralakhemundi railway station mural by LHV, depicting city landmarks and heritage, with LHV team in front of the artwork.
VNIT Nagpur entrance sculpture by LHV, bronze and FRP installation of a vintage steam engine with VNIT letters on top. Design is more than what you see

How We Work

  1. Concept Design — 2–3 design options with visual mockups for your site.

  2. Engineering & Budgeting — Structural drawings, BOQ, and project cost.

  3. Fabrication & Installation — Modular build, transport-ready, installed with safety.

  4. Handover + Warranty — Delivered on time, backed by a 2-year warranty.

From the LHV Journal

Public Art Is How Institutions Speak Without Words
Public art is not only about placing sculptures, murals or installations in public spaces. When designed with research and purpose, it helps institutions communicate identity, values, memory and culture without using words.

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  • Advantage Vidarbha landmark sculpture by LHV, industrial gear installation with the message ‘Your Future Is Here’, public art in Nagpur.
  • A large rectangular box with a pen-shaped object placed on top of it, set outdoors in a park, with people and trees in the background, and banners displaying logos and sponsors.
  • Sadar flyover public art by LHV in Nagpur, featuring colorful LED lighting and painted floral pillar murals.
  • Sadar flyover murals in Nagpur by LHV, large-scale FRP artworks on pillars depicting families, aquatic life, and local culture
  • Technology and innovation mural at VNIT Nagpur by LHV, silhouette artwork with science and research icons on glass surface.
  • Innovation-themed mural at VNIT Nagpur by LHV, showing woman holding a globe with construction, industry, and research imagery
  • Relief sculpture of Sir M. Visvesvaraya at VNIT Nagpur by LHV, featuring portrait, farmers, bridge, and development themes in FRP.
  • Sadar flyover memorial pillar murals in Nagpur by LHV, FRP plaques featuring influential Indian figures and cultural themes.
  • Swami Vivekananda bookshelf mural at IIM Nagpur by LHV, a large indoor wall artwork with books and a historical portrait in the library hall of IIMN.
Artist Lalit Vikamshi standing in front of a large yellow and orange display with the IIM Nagpur logo and name.

About us

LHV is a Nagpur-based public art and design studio led by sculptor Lalit Vikamshi, with a 40+ year family legacy in monumental art. We specialize in large-scale sculptures, murals, and parametric installations that combine artistic vision with structural engineering.

Our work has transformed spaces for Indian Railways, Smart Cities, IIM Nagpur, universities, and municipal projects across India. From concept sketches to robotic carving, FRP fabrication, and on-site installation, we deliver projects end-to-end with a focus on quality, safety, and storytelling.

With a portfolio spanning murals up to 85 feet wide and sculptures up to 45 feet tall, LHV has become a trusted partner for cities, developers, and cultural institutions seeking iconic landmarks. LHV has delivered public art projects ranging from focused institutional installations to large-scale landmark works across India, with project values extending from ₹25 lakh to ₹3 crore.

“Future of Art & Engineering” — because every space deserves an identity that lasts.

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Let’s Create a Landmark Together

Looking for a sculpture or mural project for your city, campus, or company? Please fill out the form below, and our team will be in touch with you within 24 hours.

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VNIT Nagpur entrance sculpture by LHV, bronze and FRP installation of a vintage steam engine with VNIT letters on top.

Our Partners & Clients

  • Alagangle community Art center
  • Poster with text and images promoting a creative space called Makers Art Lab, featuring the phrases "A space for makers and doers," "Where young minds draw big ideas," and "Where hands get messy, minds get calm." The poster displays the words "Aute Angle" with artistic font, and the art lab logo includes a hand making a rock gesture and a paintbrush with the word "Art" integrated into it.
  • Design enlightened
  • Logo of IIM Nagpur featuring a stylized sunflower, an open book, and Hindi text, with the name 'IIM Nagpur' below.
  • Emblem of the Indian Railways in red and white featuring a train and the national emblem of India.
  • Seal of the East Coast Railway showing a lighthouse, a tiger, a train, and a ship, with the words East Coast Railway around the outer edge.
  • Emblem with a shield, a black snake with an angry face inside, blue dots below, a sun with a face in the top left, and a yellow ribbon with Hindi text below.