ATMA is an international street artist, mural painter, and designer driven by a philosophy of upliftism: transforming public space with visual energy that engages both eye and spirit.

His work synthesises bold colour palettes, precise linework, and natural patterns to tell large-scale stories that engage, impact, and transform. “ATMA” means soul in Sanskrit, and this essence guides every wall he touches.

Central to his practice is Orchestra Painting, a pioneering collaborative methodology that invites large groups to co-create murals. This approach generates deep engagement, shared ownership, and public joy - enabling murals that are visually powerful and socially rooted.

ATMA’s work transcends context: from high streets and hidden corners to community centres, museums, and corporate spaces across more than ten countries. His projects are grounded in local stories while speaking a universal visual language.

As curator and designer of STREET BEAUTY - a street art photography project with international street art photographer Hannah Judah - ATMA also explores art beyond walls, forging new dialogues between communities, imagery, and cultural narratives.