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Mall in Bengaluru unveils 25-foot e-waste mural ahead of World Environment Day 2024

Vishwanath Mallabadi Davangere, who specialises in art forms through e-waste, has crafted this marvel

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To celebrate World Environment Day, Orion Mall, Brigade Gateway, Bengaluru has unveiled a one-of-a-kind 25-foot mural crafted entirely from e-waste by renowned artist Vishwanath Mallabadi Davangere.

Davangere, known for his work with discarded electronics, has transformed old keyboards, remote controls and even video conferencing equipment into a captivating masterpiece that was collected over the past two months.

Davangere shares, "As a designer and art enthusiast, I try to use different forums to create awareness about e-waste and spread the message that end-of-life products can be upcycled or reused rather than being discarded into landfills. Upcycling is a key concept to add value to junk e-waste and will have a great impact on future generations.”

This mural aims to raise awareness about the growing problem of e-waste and how we can dispose of it responsibly. The e-waste used in the art installation was collected by the mall in a special drive over the last 2 months.

Take a look at it here:

Recognizing that many people are unsure how to handle their e-waste, they have also partnered with Zolopik, a government-authorised e-waste recycler.

Recycling bins will be placed at convenient locations inside the mall for anyone who wishes to dispose their e-waste. Now that's what we call responsible retail therapy!

(Written by Namitha Acharya)

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