A step towards Waste Management! We are excited to share our visit to Plasticvalla.
About Plasticvalla
Mr. Manveer Singh, aka Plasticvalla, is a Delhi-based artist. He has devoted his artistic skills to spread awareness about protecting nature. By qualification, master’s in the arts; By profession, an art teacher and by passion, an artist. The beginning was ordinary, then skyrocketed due to his passion for contributing to environmental conservation. It led to a new journey, where he started a new venture.
A Bit About His Work
Plasticvalla uses hard-to-recycle plastic in the same way that a painter uses paint. He paints on environmental issues like plastic waste management. His paintings compel people to reduce the consumption of hard-to-recycle plastic.
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Habit Changer Box – A Token Of Love To SFC towards Waste Management
It is a privilege to share that Scope For Change Founders Mr. Perminder Singh Malik & Mr. Rakesh Kumar Rana visited Mr. Manveer Singh’s office. As a gratitude, he gifted us one of his best creations to the SFC Team.
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Working of Habit Changer Box
Habit Changer box is a unique creation made out of plastic waste and acrylic sheets. The box front has a picturesque view of a beautiful river painted on the glass. Whereas, on the sides, it has weaved plastic waste. What gains your attention is how this creative box works. The unique point is as you keep dumping waste in it, the river disappears, and the surrounding turns black. It is a perfect depiction of the real-world scenario that makes us open our eyes; a perfect example of how we are turning our precious natural water reserves into a dump.
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Plasticvalla has been world-recognized. His innovation and creativity in arts are unmatchable. We appreciate the kind gesture of Mr. Manveer Singh. We are deeply grateful for such a wonderful token of gift. We have placed it near the front gate. So that, it reminds us to put Multi Layered Plastic in that box rather than in the dustbin.