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Upcycling Workshops and Project Learning

byVishwanath MallabadiBengaluru and outstation projects in IndiaStarts from₹4,500 per pieceView full gallery

I want people to look closely at discarded components and begin creating with them.

I offer workshops where you can learn to create your own Mandala art from e-waste. This video gives a preview of the unique techniques I teach, allowing you to unleash your creativity while contributing to sustainability.

A DIY video on how to create your own mandalas from e-waste. I show how to identify the right parts, prepare a base, and arrange them in a harmonious pattern to create a captivating piece of art.

A glimpse into a workshop at LOOP.conclave, where I worked with participants to generate ideas and transform e-waste into art, including sustainable fashion pieces for mannequins.

A call for volunteers to help with a mega art installation in Bangalore. This poster uses bold graphics to attract people who want to be part of turning e-waste into wonders for a sustainable future.

I invited volunteers for the Sanketana project in March 2024. The world's-tallest wording belongs to the promotion, not an established record.

An "Electro-Mandala" I created for a Rotary Club event. This piece, crafted from e-waste and electronic components, is an example of the unique, abstract murals I can teach others to make.

I share a presentation naming Param Science Experience Centre and exploring sustainable installations. It does not establish the exact completed physical diorama scope.

This video captures the spirit of my workshops. In just three days, we can create the unimaginable. I extend a heartfelt invitation to all sincere and committed individuals to join me in these creative endeavors.

I used this mannequin-art poster to invite Bengaluru volunteers in January 2023. It is a historical project invitation.

I shared my mannequin artwork in this January 2023 volunteer poster, inviting people to contribute to eco-art projects.

About Join the Movement: Workshops & Volunteering

My mandala demonstration shows how I choose parts, prepare a base and arrange a pattern. Colour, shape and texture guide the composition before the components are fixed in place.

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