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Eco-Art Exhibitions and E-Waste Installations

byVishwanath MallabadiBengaluru and outstation sessions in IndiaStarts from₹1,500 per personView full gallery

Here are the exhibitions, finished works and conversations through which I share my upcycling mission.

This 25-foot mega masterpiece at Orion Mall, made from thousands of e-waste components, was a lifetime achievement. This video shares the success story and my key takeaways: never give up, and with dedication, the impossible becomes possible.

I share the retrospective of my "EcoInnovations: Transforming Waste into Wonders" exhibition at India International Centre, New Delhi, showing transport, artworks and visitor conversations.

A walkthrough of my "ECO-VISION: Artistry Beyond Waste" exhibition. This video showcases various pieces, including the "Techno Torso" and a mermaid sculpture made from a thousand keyboard keys, illustrating the harmony of shape, texture, and pattern.

My unique eco-artworks exhibited at NEXUS, Shantiniketan Mall. The event received an excellent response, including from a sustainability professional from Blackstone, Singapore, highlighting the global relevance of this conversation.

I give a tour of "The Nest" at Shanti Van, Mumbai, showing how thousands of discarded keypad phones become a tree about technology and nature.

The official invitation to my solo exhibition, "ECOINNOVATIONS," at the India International Centre in New Delhi, exploring the intersection of art, technology, and sustainability.

A glimpse into the "ECOINNOVATIONS" exhibition at the India International Centre, New Delhi, showcasing a variety of my e-waste sculptures and murals.

A detailed invitation for the "ECOINNOVATIONS" exhibition, featuring some of the sculptural busts crafted from e-waste that were on display.

Visitors interacting with my art exhibition at NEXUS Mall, Whitefield, with close-ups of the intricate work displayed on the large screen.

The promotional video for my "ECO-VISION" exhibition at Alliance Française de Bangalore, explaining why upcycling is crucial for reducing e-waste and fostering a circular economy.

About From Trash to Treasure: Exhibitions & Installations

"ECO-VISION" took place at Alliance Française de Bangalore from 14 to 21 October 2024. Walkthroughs show the pieces on display, and my French-and-English invitation welcomes people into the exhibition.

Exhibited at Alliance Française de Bangalore — Approved by the tribe
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I’m Vishwanath. I enjoy explaining the stories and textures in these artworks. An exhibition gives people a chance to look closely and ask questions.

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Delhi Airport Mural: Art from Recycled Waste

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This gravity-defying installation was inspired by the work of Benjamin Von Wong and created for World Environment Day. Using hundreds of discarded plastic bottles, it visualizes the overwhelming flow of plastic waste, turning a serious issue into a thought-provoking piece of art.
This gravity-defying installation was inspired by the work of Benjamin Von Wong and created for World Environment Day. Using hundreds of discarded plastic bottles, it visualizes the overwhelming flow of plastic waste, turning a serious issue into a thought-provoking piece of art.

Art from Waste: Sustainable Creations

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A proud moment being felicitated by Mumbai Metro for winning second prize in the Majhi Metro Art competition. This award gave me the incredible opportunity to have my artwork displayed on trains and to paint an entire station.10
Looking at my finished mural at the metro station, which was part of the Majhi Metro festival. It is a surreal feeling to see your art become a permanent part of the city's landscape, interacting with thousands of people every day.
Standing with my finished mural at the WEH metro station. This piece featured a surreal landscape with an astronaut and octopus tentacles, designed to bring a sense of wonder and imagination to the underground space.
This is the reality of temporary public art. Here I am, painting over a section of my own mural at the metro station, which was later replaced by a commercial advertisement. Though its life was short, it made many commuters smile.

Large Scale Public Art & Mural Commissions

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This is from my installation 'Surfing,' a commentary on our relationship with social media. The neon 'Heart 0' sign creates a powerful focal point in a dark, atmospheric space, inviting viewers to reflect on digital validation.7
A finished décollage piece, framed and ready for a gallery or a private collection. I layer found street posters with my own graffiti and imagery, creating a textured canvas that brings the city wall indoors.
A full view of a collaborative mural, blending my figurative style with classic graffiti lettering. This piece shows how different artistic elements can come together on a single wall to create a complex, vibrant narrative.

Graffiti Murals, Installations, and Urban Art

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ZeroTakes commissions and sets up installations across India
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The official poster for the "Soil Stories" multi-sensorial exhibition, inviting visitors to deepen their connection with soil through immersive and interactive artworks.

Art Exhibitions & Installations at Bangalore Creative Circus

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Creative CircusAt Bangalore Creative Circus, Yeshwanthpur
A wider view of the eco-friendly rock installation for My Home Group. The piece is designed to be a focal point in the corporate lobby, reflecting the brand's connection to nature and its solid, resilient foundation.4
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This project shows the real impact of art. We collaborated with 32 artists on a single brand HQ, creating murals and a sustainable kinetic art piece from 18 cartons of recycled bottles. The result was a space that employees loved and talked about daily.

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