ABOUT AMARTI STUDIO
At Amarti Studio Ltd, we believe that handcrafted and digital art are not opposites, but powerful partners. By merging tactile, hand-built techniques with contemporary digital tools, we open new possibilities for artistic expression—expanding what art can look and feel like.
Our practice centres on creating bespoke fine art, art prints and surface-design patterns with a distinctive aesthetic. Each piece begins with unique handcrafted materials such as plasticine and sand, chosen for their expressive colour, texture and sculptural potential. These artworks are then refined or reimagined through digital processes, resulting in pieces that are both visually striking and sensorially rich.
This hybrid approach allows us to produce artwork that brings personality and depth to interiors. With a background in architecture and a strong passion for design, Amarti Studio is an excellent partner for hospitality projects, commercial spaces and interiors seeking something truly original.
Our practice centres on creating bespoke fine art, art prints and surface-design patterns with a distinctive aesthetic. Each piece begins with unique handcrafted materials such as plasticine and sand, chosen for their expressive colour, texture and sculptural potential. These artworks are then refined or reimagined through digital processes, resulting in pieces that are both visually striking and sensorially rich.
This hybrid approach allows us to produce artwork that brings personality and depth to interiors. With a background in architecture and a strong passion for design, Amarti Studio is an excellent partner for hospitality projects, commercial spaces and interiors seeking something truly original.
Sand Art
Sand art offers a beautiful way of imprinting colour and form, creating a soft, velvety surface. It echoes the delicacy of pointillism, yet feels more subtle, refined and multidimensional. There is a calming, almost sensual quality in working with sand—something that lingers in the final piece.
This technique brings a distinctive visual texture that evokes tactile nostalgia, enriching both paintings and patterns with a quiet elegance and a depth that invites you to look closer.
This technique brings a distinctive visual texture that evokes tactile nostalgia, enriching both paintings and patterns with a quiet elegance and a depth that invites you to look closer.
Plasticine Art
Using coloured modelling clay on transparent acrylic, Amarti Studio recreates intricate textures—feathers, petals, and sculptural details that seem to move with light. These pieces explore rhythm, colour and form, and are later transformed digitally to create patterns and prints in ways not seen before.
Plasticine art sits somewhere between painting and sculpting, yet it is distinctly its own language. The modelling clay creates natural boundaries, shadows and subtle depth, giving the work a sense of movement and smooth, deliberate grace. Through this unconventional medium, Amarti constructs images with a simple, tactile and truly unique approach.
Plasticine art sits somewhere between painting and sculpting, yet it is distinctly its own language. The modelling clay creates natural boundaries, shadows and subtle depth, giving the work a sense of movement and smooth, deliberate grace. Through this unconventional medium, Amarti constructs images with a simple, tactile and truly unique approach.
Andrea Martínez Navas
Born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia, she studied Architecture at Los Andes University before moving to the UK, where she completed an MA in Architecture in Regeneration at Oxford Brookes University. She later undertook an oil painting course at the Heatherley School of Art in London, followed by an Interior Design course at the Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London.
With experience in both architecture and interior design, Amarti now brings this multidisciplinary background into her artistic practice. She creates designs that integrate naturally into interior spaces and enjoys working directly with interior designers to develop customisable pieces tailored to each project. She is currently developing handcrafted painting techniques using sand (SandArt) and plasticine (Plasticine Art).
With experience in both architecture and interior design, Amarti now brings this multidisciplinary background into her artistic practice. She creates designs that integrate naturally into interior spaces and enjoys working directly with interior designers to develop customisable pieces tailored to each project. She is currently developing handcrafted painting techniques using sand (SandArt) and plasticine (Plasticine Art).
