Eco-Art Installations & Behind-the-Scenes

My work isn't just about placing pieces together; it's about the story behind every circuit board and remote control. Whether you have seen the 25-foot mural at Orion Mall or visited my DIY stations at Lulu Mall, the goal is always the same: to show that what we call 'trash' has a second life. If you are ready to bring this perspective to your office, school, or next event, I am ready to guide the process.

For the past decade, my studio has served as a space where technology meets creativity. This collection of moments highlights the breadth of what we do—from the massive scale of public art installations like the mural at Brigade Gateway, which engaged hundreds of shoppers on World Environment Day, to the intimate setting of a DIY masterclass.

My approach is rooted in the Kannada saying, 'Arivininda kriyege'—from awareness to action. I do not just want to create a wall piece; I want to create a catalyst for change. When I run a DIY station, it is not just to make a clock or a keychain. It is to dismantle the 'use-and-throw' mentality that defines our current relationship with electronics.

I have collaborated with universities to co-design courses, mentored design students, and worked with corporate teams to build murals that serve as tangible reminders of their sustainability goals. Every workshop is hands-on, involving safe dismantling of components, layout design, and structural assembly. Whether you are looking for a keynote talk to spark an innovation mindset or a 4-hour team-building activity that leaves you with a finished masterpiece, I bring the expertise and the materials to make it happen.