Back in the early 2000s, on a rainy afternoon, I was holding a mango seed. It looked unusual its shape reminded me of an old man’s head with wild hair. A few days later, I carved it into the face of Albert Einstein. That was my very first miniature artwork. From that moment, I started seeing junk and discarded things not as waste, but as the start of something new and 8mango was born!
Cut to – 2025, I got an opportunity to create an artefact for a campus of Anurag University in Hyderabad.
The theme was sustainability and up-cycling. This striking portrait (3x4ft approx) of Albert Einstein is hand-crafted entirely from discarded plastic and e-waste, transforming what was once forgotten into a powerful visual narrative of innovation and responsibility. Every fragment once a relic of consumption—has been thoughtfully reassembled to recreate the face of the world’s greatest thinker, symbolising how creativity and sustainability can co-exist. More than an artwork, this piece is a thought-provoking statement on circular design, inviting the viewer to reflect on waste, wisdom, and the infinite possibilities of reuse.
Who I Create For
Turning waste into meaningful experiences for brands, teams, and individuals.
Bespoke Large-Scale Installations
Striking installations crafted entirely from recycled and discarded materials for corporate lobbies, exhibitions, and CSR campaigns transforming sustainability into a bold brand statement.
Trophies & Mementos
Custom-designed awards made from e-waste, wood scraps, and industrial leftovers meaningful recognitions that reflect your organisation’s values at annual events and leadership summits.
Engagement Workshops
Hands-on, interactive sessions where teams create artefacts from workplace scrap fostering collaboration, creativity and circular design awareness.
Commissioned Art for Individuals
Unique, handcrafted sustainable art for homes and personal spaces where every piece tells a personal story.