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    A Sustainable Portrait
    4ft X 3ft

    by,
    Abhyudaya Bansal, Akshit Kyal, Aviral Ankit Dalmia, Brahm Motwani, Harsh Ahuja, Shaurya Pankaj Veer, Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi & Vinayak Kapoor – The Scindia School, Gwalior

    Material used:
    E-waste, bottle caps, wires, bits of old cloth, Keyboards, Etc.

    This portrait, straight from the wild imagination, is like a colorful rebellion against boring art. Picture this: a rad artwork brought to life on a sturdy plywood stage, not with fancy paints, but with e-waste, bottle caps, wires, and bits of old cloth. It’s a mash-up of discarded stuff turned into a jaw-dropping masterpiece. The artwork’s features are like a techno-funky puzzle, with wires giving shape to a face that’s part sci-fi, part real. The eyes are these metal scraps, and the lips, made out of a keyboard. The reused plywood is like a canvas, turning trash into treasure. The hair structure is arranged out of waste plastic pipes to give it a stylish effect.

    Price: 1,00,000/-

    The Team, from left to right
    Abhyudaya Bansal, Vinayak Kapoor, Akshit Kyal, Brahm Motwani, Harsh Ahuja, Shaurya Pankaj Veer, Aviral Ankit Dalmia & Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi.

    For print.

    Archival Digital Print for A2 size:
    On Hahnemuehle photo rag: INR 8,200
    On Hahnemuehle canvas: INR 8,900

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