AN ARTIST OF UPCYCLED CREATION: MANVEER SINGH GAUTAM

Indian contemporary art is engaging with social, scientific, ideological, religious, and eugenic forces. Basically contemporary young artists are increasingly using this approach. This research paper is presenting a case study on Delhi based artist Manveer Singh Gautam. This case study shows the creative appearance of making trash to treasure. Manveer’s artworks are made from discarded pieces of plastic collected from over four hundred homes in Delhi. Through this case study, we have made a dedicated effort to understand Manveer’s artworks and his themes, with the aim of highlighting the social message conveyed by his artworks and the scientific perspectives embedded in them, which can improve the environment. This research paper expresses social awareness, creative methodology of making and desire to convert waste to valuable articles. Manveer's artworks primarily utilize discarded pieces of polythene, beer bottles, and other waste materials. The aim of these creations is to transform unsightly plastic waste into beautiful and attractive scenes of nature. He collects beer bottles from hilly areas, where people often carelessly litter and damage the natural beauty, and incorporates them into his artwork to raise awareness about environmental pollution and its harmful effects. Manveer's artworks primarily utilize discarded pieces of polythene, beer bottles, and other waste materials. The aim of these creations is to transform natural landscapes by removing plastic waste and presenting beautiful and captivating scenes. He collects beer bottles from areas where people have carelessly littered, thus preventing further environmental damage, and incorporates them into his artwork. The artist has also expressed his true identity through his creations. Manveer's works have been exhibited in several countries, with pieces like "Eco Warrior in Search of Food," "Beercity," and "Nature Covered by Plastic" are masterpieces of art. Their works convey strong and empowering messages to society and promote a scientific temperament, and the goal of this research paper is to bring these contributions to a global level.