L H Vikamshi (LHV) is a Nagpur-based creative engineering and public art studio working across India, transforming ideas into engineered physical artworks, spatial experiences, and landmark installations.

With a 40+ year family legacy in monumental art, LHV continues the vision of sculptor Hirachand Vikamshi and is now led by Lalit Vikamshi. The studio brings together art, design, engineering, technology, fabrication, and storytelling to create works that give identity to public, institutional, and architectural spaces.

From large-scale sculptures, murals, relief works, and parametric installations to emerging work in kinetic art and future-ready spatial experiences, LHV builds projects end-to-end — from concept development and 3D visualization to robotic carving, FRP fabrication, structural planning, transport, installation, and long-term support.

Our work has been created for Indian Railways, Smart City projects, universities, municipal bodies, public parks, cultural institutions, and architectural spaces across India.

Our Mission

To design, engineer, fabricate, and deliver meaningful public artworks, murals, sculptures, and future-ready installations that give identity to spaces and create lasting experiences for cities, institutions, architects, and communities across India.

Our Philosophy

We believe every space has hidden potential.

Public art is not only decoration — it is identity, storytelling, memory, pride, and experience. A sculpture, mural, or installation should not just fill a space; it should help people connect with that place.

At LHV, we combine creative thinking, research, engineering, material knowledge, and advanced fabrication to transform ordinary spaces into memorable landmarks. Whether it is a tribal football sculpture in Balaghat, a Zadipatti Rangbhoomi truck in Wadsa, a heritage mural in Paralakhemundi, or a future kinetic installation, our work carries both tradition and future possibility.