Water Scarcity
4ft X 4ft X 3ft
by,
Anjum Nishad, Devansh Pahwa, Pranjal Sharma, Satyam Kumar Soni, Suraj Agarwalla, Tejas Sharma, Vaibhav Agrawal & Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi – The Scindia School, Gwalior
Material used:
Waste Ply Board, PVC Pipes, Glass, Mirror, Water Bottles, Etc.
4 – Veerendra Singh Nagvanshi
1 – Veerendra Singh Nagvanshi
3 – Veerendra Singh Nagvanshi
In this project we had used the hard cardboard base, and, on the base, we had settled one rusted iron Stand and balanced the tap over it, the tap is made up of the waste PVC pipes by joining two ends of pipes. Now to show the water we had hanged the ample number of plastic bottles in an uneven order which shows the flow of water, then we had coloured the base with black colour and covered the base by some broken plane mirrors by using adhesive product.
At the end this project reflects upon today’s situation of water, tells that how the water is dissipated and missed due to which its broken like mirrors as shown in the project the mirror reflects upon the dissipated water due to not proper use of water its show aridness of water and the black color on the base or in between the gaps indicates how water on another way became so much infected which fades the quality of water into black color.
Price: INR 50,000/-
The Team, from left to right
Satyam Kumar Soni, Vaibhav Agrawal Anjum, Tejas Sharma, Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi, Suraj Agarwalla & Pranjal Sharma.
For print.
Archival Digital Print for A2 size:
On Hahnemuehle photo rag: INR 8,200
On Hahnemuehle canvas: INR 8,900
NICE CREATIONS AND USE OF WEST
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Superb
Gazing upon the artwork, I find myself ensnared in its depths, lost within a kaleidoscope of hues and emotions. Each stroke tells a story, whispers secrets of the artist’s soul. My breath hitches, captivated by the dance of light and shadow, by the symphony of colors that paint the canvas with a melody only the heart can hear. Time stands still as I immerse myself in its beauty, feeling the raw power of creativity coursing through my veins. In this moment, I am suspended in awe, utterly and irrevocably mesmerized by the sheer magic captured within those strokes of genius. You find yourself unable to tear your eyes away, captivated by the sheer beauty and complexity of it all. It’s as if the painting is speaking directly to you, whispering secrets of the universe in a language only your soul can understand. In that moment, you feel a profound connection to something greater than yourself, a sense of belonging that transcends the boundaries of time and space.
And as you stand there, lost in the reverie of the artwork before you, you realize that this is what true art is all about. It’s not just about creating something beautiful to look at, but about creating something that touches the very core of our humanity, something that speaks to the soul and reminds us of the infinite possibilities that lie within us all.
In the end, being immensely mesmerized by an artwork is more than just a fleeting moment of admiration; it’s a transformative experience that stays with you long after you’ve left the gallery. It’s a reminder of the power of creativity and the boundless potential of the human spirit, a beacon of hope and inspiration in a world that so often feels dark and uncertain. And for that, we are eternally grateful.
Wonderful Creation!
great design I appreciate the artwork
great for recycle and reuse
great work by them
on point
great message
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very delicated
Well depicted
Great concept !
Nice
Shows immense dedication and hard work of the students! Absolutely overwhelming.
great work
Appreciated
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WOW !!! very creative … Well Done!
Very nice
Very innovative
Water conservation is need of hour
Great Idea
Energy Conservation concept. Nice work!
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