Cast aluminium gives it a really substantial feel. The spray strokes look raw and authentic, definitely not a mass-produced item.
Hand-painted street art sculpture
A chaotic and raw interpretation of Mumbai's coastal tetrapods, hand-painted with spray strokes and protest fragments. This sculpture is for collectors of street resistance and urban art.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
Placed on a bookshelf or a concrete side table, this piece brings the grit of Mumbai's streets indoors. The weight of the cast aluminium combined with Tyler's spontaneous graffiti makes it a significant acquisition for those who prefer their decor to have an edge.
What people think
All 6 reviewsLove the way Tyler has captured the Mumbai tetrapod vibe. Graffiti tags are very detailed and it stands out on my shelf.
bahot sahi hai. Every angle shows a different part of the protest fragments. Being hand painted makes it feel like a proper collector's item from the Method x Notice collab.
Properly heavy metal piece with great paintwork.
These coded spray strokes are very intriguing. It has a real industrial weight to it thanks to the aluminium. Fits my urban art collection perfectly.
A bit more aggressive in person than the photos, though the aluminium casting is decent. It is a heavy sculpture..
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: Solid cast aluminium for a heavy, industrial feel
- Finish: Hand-painted by the artist with unique spray strokes
- Origin: Part of the Method x Notice collaborative series
- Design: Authentic graffiti tags and fragments of protest
- Edition: Limited release where no two pieces are alike
This sculpture captures the immediate energy of a Mumbai back alley. It serves as a sharp, unapologetic statement piece for interiors that value urban culture and street-rooted resistance.
Each tetrapod is individually treated by Tyler, ensuring that every collector owns a singular work of art that refuses to be silent.














