Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Hyderabad Artists Transform E-Waste into Inspiring Art
Imagine artists turning old electronics into amazing art!
In Hyderabad, they're using motherboards, wires, and more to create big pictures and sculptures.
One artist made a giant tree from e-waste, and others are making art from old tech parts too.
They hope to show people how important it is to recycle.
Even though it's tricky to find the parts and make the art, these artists want to help the environment.
They are raising awareness of the growing e-waste problem.
While it's hard to fix the whole problem with art, it starts a conversation about solutions.
Artists in Hyderabad are creating art from discarded electronics like motherboards and wires.
Ranganadh Komari and others created a 14x22-foot tree mural and a deer sculpture from e-waste.
The art aims to raise awareness about e-waste and promote sustainability.
E-waste volumes in India have increased by over 150% in six years.
Bengaluru-based Vishwanath Mallabadi Davangere has been creating e-waste art for over 30 years.
- Who
- Artists Ranganadh Komari, Ram Bhoopal, Chetan Sai Vignesh, and Vishwanath Mallabadi Davangere, among others.
- What
- Artists are creating art from e-waste to raise awareness about environmental issues.
- When
- Ahead of World Environment Day on June 5, 2025, the article was published on June 4, 2025.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To raise awareness about e-waste and promote sustainable practices.
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Materials Used
- Electronic waste
- Key Artists
- Ranganadh Komari, Ram Bhoopal, Applachary
- Notable artworks
- Tree of Tech and deer sculptures
- India's e-waste surge
- Over 150% increase (2017-2024)