Aug 06, 2025
Famous for using tiffin boxes, steel utensils, and everyday objects to reflect Indian middle-class life and consumption.
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Creates stunning portraits using trash. He featured in the Oscar nominated documentary Waste Land.
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His large scale installations use discarded liquor bottle caps and copper wire to create shimmering, fabric like sculptures.
Source: El Anatsui's official website
Makes detailed portraits of icons like the Queen or Van Gogh using plastic pieces, beads, and toy fragments.
Source: Jane Perkins' official website
Uses old circuit boards, wires, and tech junk to make expressive sculptures highlighting the impact of consumerism.
Source: Haribaabu Natesan's official twitter account
Creates massive 3D murals of animals using car parts, plastics, and industrial waste, highlighting environmental destruction.
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Transforms plastic bottles and marine debris into delicate, dreamlike chandeliers and installations.
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Nek Chand turned urban rubble into fantasy with his Rock Garden of Chandigarh, a sprawling sculpture park built entirely from recycled debris and discarded materials.
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