As the world observed International Plastic Bag Free Day on 3 July, an artist came up with a unique idea to send a very important message. Manveer Singh, based in Delhi, decided to make a portrait out of 250 kgs of plastic waste and use that to make a fine piece of art.
Portrait made by Manveer out of plastic.
(Photo Courtesy: Twitter)
"In 2018, I decided to use my plastic waste as colours in my art and simultaneously create awareness among people via door to door waste collection," said Manveer to ANI.
Manveer specialises in art of this kind, where he sources all his materials mostly from waste, from in and around his neighbourhood in Manila. He has also conducted various donation drives to gather materials for his environment-conscious initiative.
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