A multidisciplinary kinetic art studio. We take the imagination of an artist and translate it into movement — sculpture that turns, walls that breathe, spaces that shift with light and time.
Ahmedabad
Kinetic Art
Anuj Anjaria
CEPT University
Anuj Anjaria
Founder & Principal Artist
Anuj Anjaria is the founder of Studio Motionworks, where he leads a multidisciplinary practice that translates artistic imagination into physical movement.
He holds a Bachelor's in Interior Design from CEPT University, Ahmedabad. Alongside his work as a kinetic artist, Anuj is a musician — he plays the Santoor, the hammered dulcimer whose hundred strings are struck with small wooden mallets. It is a practice of precision, resonance, and invisible force producing visible movement — a philosophy that runs straight through his kinetic work.
Anuj has introduced Space Kinematics as a distinct field of study and teaches it as Visiting Faculty at CEPT University, where a new generation of designers learns to think about movement as a fundamental property of space.
CEPT University, Ahmedabad
Interior Design
Kinetic Art
Santoor (Hammered Dulcimer)
Visiting Faculty, CEPT
Ahmedabad, India
Anuj Anjaria plays the Santoor — the hammered dulcimer whose hundred strings are struck with two small wooden mallets. It is a practice of precision, resonance, and invisible force producing visible movement. It is the same principle that governs every kinetic work that leaves the studio.
From a drawing board to an airport terminal.
The Drawing Board
Anuj Anjaria completes his Bachelor's in Interior Design at CEPT University, Ahmedabad — where the question of how people move through space first meets the question of how space itself might move.
The Studio Is Founded
Studio Motionworks takes shape in Ahmedabad as a multidisciplinary art practice — one part design studio, one part fabrication workshop, one part research laboratory for the study of movement.
Scale Arrives
Commissioned works at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport — the White Peacock and the Wood in Wood Kinetic Wall — push the practice into architectural scale, where a single piece must speak to thousands of travelers every day.
Space Kinematics
Anuj introduces Space Kinematics as a formal field of study and begins teaching it as Visiting Faculty at CEPT University — codifying the studio's lived practice into a discipline that can be taught, tested, and passed on.
The Work Keeps Moving
Public art, museum installations, and private commissions across India — the JP Narayan Museum in Lucknow, Sadbhav Engineering, and beyond. The studio's work continues to expand where movement meets architecture, memory, and place.
Work that moves in public space.
From international airport terminals to museum halls and corporate campuses — pieces that must live, daily, with the public.
White Peacock
A suspended kinetic sculpture inspired by the unfolding plumage of the peacock — a national symbol rendered in motion.
Wood in Wood Kinetic Wall
A monumental kinetic wall where wooden elements slide, rotate, and rearrange — a warm, organic counterpoint to the terminal's steel.
Intersecting Thoughts
A kinetic meditation on civic thought and dialogue — intersecting paths of motion that echo a museum of ideas.
Effulgence
A radiant kinetic work celebrating light and movement — a landmark piece rooted in the studio's home city.
Spine 34
A structural, spine-like kinetic form — commissioned work that brings the language of movement into the workplace.
And more, in motion
Public art, museum installations, and private commissions across India — with new work always in development.
We don’t just design objects.
We translate imagination into movement.
Four principles that shape every commission.
Explore selected projects, or get in touch to discuss a commission of your own.