Sustainable Art & Design Services
Available across India
Pricing Guide
Custom Eco-Awards & Corporate Mementos
Design & Fabrication
- Core Material: Authentic upcycled e-waste including Motherboards (PCBs), RAM sticks, Copper coils, CPU cooling fans, and HDD platters.
- Structure: Free-standing sculptures (8 to 12 inches height) mounted on stable bases.
- Base Material: Polished seasoned wood or recycled acrylic/ACP sheet for a premium finish.
- Customization: Integration of brand colors using specific colored wires, capacitors, or geometric shapes.
Finish & Branding
- Surface Treatment: Dismantled, industrially cleaned, and sealed components to prevent corrosion or jagged edges.
- Branding: Laser-engraved metal plaque (Gold/Silver finish) or screen-printed branding on the base.
- Packaging: Eco-friendly protective packaging suitable for transport.
Value Add
- Certificate of Authenticity: Includes a note explaining the 'Trash to Treasure' journey and the specific weight of e-waste diverted from landfills.
- Uniqueness: Every piece is distinct due to the variable nature of sourced electronic scrap.
Signature E-Waste Wall Art & Sculptures
Artistic Scope
- Wall Art: Mandalas, Celebrity Portraits, or Re-creations (24x24 to 48x48 inches) using PCBs and wires.
- 3D Sculptures: Forms like 'Cyber Ganesha' or 'Techno Torso' (2ft to 4ft height) utilizing larger components like mouse casings and remotes.
- Material Density: High-density arrangement of specific components (e.g., 20,000+ keyboard keys for texture pieces).
Build & Framing
- Mounting: Heavy-duty Marine Ply or MDF backing reinforced to hold 10-20kg+ of electronic weight.
- Adhesion: Industrial-grade epoxy and mechanical fastening for maximum durability.
- Framing: Gallery-standard framing or pedestal mounting for 3D sculptures, including heavy-duty wall cleats.
Documentation
- Protection: Components treated with clear coats to prevent dust accumulation and copper oxidation.
- Concept Note: Detailed documentation explaining the artistic philosophy and component origins.
Large-Scale Site Installations & Murals
Project Management
- Concept: End-to-end conceptualization including digital renders and scale models for approval.
- Sourcing: Bulk acquisition of specific certified e-waste (e.g., 1 ton of PCBs, 2km of ethernet cables).
- Engineering: Design and fabrication of Mild Steel (MS) grid armatures to support installations often exceeding 500kg.
Fabrication & Logistics
- Execution: On-site or studio-based fabrication involving sorting, cleaning, drilling, and fixing thousands of components.
- Lighting: Integration of LED strips or backlighting to highlight circuit board translucency.
- Installation: Transport of artwork sections, scaffolding setup, and professional installation crew.
Corporate Value
- CSR Data: Provision of data regarding total waste upcycled for ESG reporting.
- Engagement: Option for employee engagement activities during the assembly phase.
- Maintenance: Detailed guide for cleaning and maintaining the installation.
About Sustainable Art & Design Services
My Way: Turning E-Waste Into Art
I make art from what most people call junk. Old motherboards, keyboard keys, tangled wires - all that stuff gets a new life in my studio. Been at it for 20 years, and honestly, not every piece is easy. Some parts refuse to fit or look ugly together. But sometimes, a broken circuit turns into the most eye-catching part of a sculpture.
Why I Do This
My work isn’t just for show. I want you to look at your gadgets and think twice before tossing them. Arivininda kriyege (from awareness to action) is what I believe in. If my art makes you pause and rethink your next purchase or repair, I’ve done my job.
What I Make
- Large installations and murals for offices, public spots, or even lobbies. Think giant trees built from keypad mobiles or walls covered with remote controls. These projects help companies talk about sustainability.
- Sculptures and wall art for collectors. Like ‘Cyber Ganesha’ made with keyboard keys or recreations of classic paintings using e-waste. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
- Wearable art - dresses made with circuit boards, earrings from resistors. I also mentor students who want to try their hand at creating sustainable fashion accessories.
The Process
I break gadgets down, clean every bit, and hunt for interesting textures. Sorting thousands of pieces takes time. Every little part has its own place in my recycled materials artwork.
Be Part of It
On big projects, I welcome volunteers. If you want to learn, get your hands dirty and help turn trash into something beautiful, let’s work together.
Meet your Expert
Vishwanath Mallabadi
9 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hi, Vishwanath here. I’m not your regular artist - started as an engineer, got my hands dirty with ham radios, and now I turn old gadgets into art. Dad was a palace sculptor, so I grew up in that creative mess. Kabadi bazaar is my playground. I see stories and rhythm in junk, not just trash. I’m also into music and poetry. Art, for me, is a second life. This is my upcycle journey.
My Work
Eco-Art Installations & Murals - I make big murals and sculptures for offices and homes. Like a 25-foot mural from 3,000 remotes. Custom or ready pieces.
Workshops & Talks - I run hands-on workshops and talks at schools, colleges, and companies. Learn to turn e-waste into art.
Wearable Art & Sustainable Fashion - I team up with designers to create wearable art from e-waste. Style meets sustainability, every piece has a story.
The CyberGanesha Project - I make a unique 3D Ganesha from e-waste once a year. It’s a blend of tech, devotion, and sustainability.