Floating Canvas Company is an art and design based startup that offers solutions in the space of interior decor, public art and street furniture. Interior Decor: Floating Canvas Company (www.floatingcanvas.co) offers curated digital art, photographs, limited edition prints, paintings and mixed media art by exciting contemporary artists that can be availed in 3 easy ways. 1. SUBSCRIBE: Bring home an artwork for as little as Rs. 90/month. Earn a Free Switch every 6 months. 2. BUY NOW: Love something you see? Buy it right away! 3. BUY LATER: Start off with a subscription. Convert it into a purchase anytime. They are India's first art-on-subscription service at scale and have been winners of Maharashtra Startup Week's inaugural edition. Public Art: Floating Canvas Company has executed numerous public art projects like murals, sculptures, art installations and art exhibitions, etc. for a host of government and private organisations. Their prestigious clients include Govt. of Maharashtra, Lakme Fashion Week, Johnnie Walker and Stanza Living amongst others. Street Furniture: They have recently forayed into this space to address the lack of user-friendly street furniture in their public places. One of their first products has been Power Seats: Pedal to Charge where we have combined the ideas of Fitness and Green Energy by creating phone charging points that are powered by people who sit and pedal. Aagam Mehta In charge of Business and Operations at Floating Canvas Company, Aagam Mehta graduated from HR College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai and followed it up with a Masters in International Business Management from Aston University, UK. Prior to turning entrepreneur, Aagam had a productive stint as an Account Manager in advertising handling the digital mandate of prestigious brands like Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bajaj Electricals. Shakti Swarup Sahu In charge of Strategy and Brand initiatives at Floating Canvas Company, Shakti Swarup Sahu is a graduate of National Institute of Technology, Rourkela. Prior to turning entrepreneur, he worked in advertising as a Copywriter and Creative Supervisor with stints at reputed agencies including McCann Worldgroup and DDB Mudra Group. This phase saw him handling creative duties on a diverse set of brands across verticals like Gillette, MakeMyTrip, HDFC Bank, Spice Mobiles and Verizon Business.

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