Eco-Art Exhibitions & Installations
I bring my e-waste art to galleries, corporate campuses, and summits to spark conversations about what we discard and what we could create instead.
This video highlights the extraordinary success of my solo exhibition at the India International Centre in New Delhi. From transporting art via e-Rickshaw to engaging with visitors and dignitaries, it was a testament to resourcefulness and sustainability.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended my successful art exhibition at Alliance Française de Bangalore. This video captures the vibrant atmosphere and positive energy of the event, which I hope to replicate in future shows.
I was invited to speak at India's First Youth Eco Summit, an environmental sustainability initiative by the Bajaj Foundation. I shared my expertise on transforming e-waste into art and discussed its environmental impact with the next generation of leaders.
I had the honor of leading an inspiration session on "Wealth from Waste" for the team at Target India. I shared my 30-year journey of transforming e-waste and my fascination with its endless artistic possibilities.
Infosys invited me to showcase my eco-art on World Environment Day to promote sustainable living. This video captures my visit to their green campus and the enthusiastic response from employees.
A short video showing my eco-art exhibition at the Infosys campus. It was a unique opportunity to educate employees about responsible e-waste disposal and showcase my captivating, sustainable creations.
Another look at my exhibition at Infosys, celebrating World Environment Day. My unique eco-art pieces were displayed to promote sustainable living and inspire employees.
I designed a visually captivating art installation for the 5th World Coffee Conference & Expo. Using 500 recycled coffee cups and sachets, I created an 8-foot sculpture that embodied the conference theme of "Sustainability through Circular Economy."
This video highlights my participation in the WSA Global Congress in Hyderabad. I exchanged ideas with participants from over 50 countries and showcased my eco-art, including a sculpture inspired by biometric fingerprint technology.
TNG News covered my participation at the T-Hub event in Hyderabad. In this interview, I explain my mission to build awareness and encourage the younger generation to transform e-waste into something useful and beautiful.
About Exhibitions & Events
I do not just hang art on walls; I bring crates of sorted, cleaned e-waste to show you the 'before' and 'after'. If you are hosting an event, I offer more than just a display—I lead live walkthroughs and talks that turn the exhibition into an interactive learning experience for your attendees.
My exhibitions are designed to be more than just visual displays. Whether it is a corporate ESG initiative at a tech campus like Infosys, or an environmental summit, I design the installation to align with your specific sustainability message.
Why Host an Eco-Art Exhibition?
- Interactive Engagement: I do not just show up with finished sculptures. I bring components—keyboard keys, resistors, circuit boards—so guests can see the raw materials and understand the sheer volume of e-waste we generate.
- Educational Talks: Every exhibition includes a session where I demystify the 'kabadi bazaar' process. We talk about the history of the materials, the artistic decision-making behind repurposing them, and the urgent need for a circular economy.
- Tailored for Impact: I have showcased at diverse venues, from the World Coffee Conference to the India International Centre. I adapt the installation to the space—whether that means a massive 8-foot sculpture for an expo floor or a series of framed, intimate gallery pieces for a corporate lobby.
What You Get
- Sustainability Data: For corporate clients, I provide details on the weight of e-waste diverted, which is useful for your CSR and ESG reporting.
- Hands-on Elements: Where possible, I set up a 'live' element where visitors can help me assemble a part of an installation, making the concept of upcycling tangible.
If you want an event that goes beyond standard decor and leaves people thinking differently about their consumption, let’s talk.
Vishwanath Mallabadi
I’m an engineer who found my second life in the kabadi bazaar. For me, these exhibitions aren't just about showing off finished pieces; they’re about helping you see the rhythm and history in discarded technology.
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