New Delhi — The bustling hub of GMR Aerocity recently became the epicenter of a unique artistic movement as Cartist, a Jaipur-based initiative, wrapped up its captivating 10-day exhibition, “Sustain by Cartist.” This immersive event redefined how people view sustainability by showcasing upcycled automotive art and furniture, crafted from discarded vehicle parts, highlighting innovation in eco-conscious design.
“Sustain by Cartist” is not just an art exhibition—it’s a bold statement in sustainable living. Known for transforming automobile scrap into functional, aesthetically pleasing art pieces, Cartist blends local craftsmanship with modern design principles. The event offered visitors a glimpse into a future where creativity, heritage, and eco-consciousness intersect to address the growing problem of automotive waste.
Founder Himanshu Jangid, reflecting on the success of the event, remarked, “This exhibition gave people a new way to connect with cars, not just as vehicles, but as sources of creative inspiration. From large-scale installations to interactive painting sessions like ‘Mai Bhi Cartist,’ attendees experienced the journey of turning waste into art firsthand.”
The exhibition’s allure went beyond aesthetics—visitors engaged in discussions about sustainability while marveling at the upcycled furniture, crafted from automotive remnants. The intricate designs demonstrated that discarded materials, when in the hands of skilled artisans, could be reborn as eco-friendly, functional furniture. Families and art lovers alike immersed themselves in activities, capturing photos with the larger-than-life installations and amplifying the message of sustainable living through their social networks.
“Sustain by Cartist is more than an exhibition; it’s a movement to reshape how we think about waste. We’re transforming the conventional narrative by turning automotive waste into opportunities for creativity and innovation,” Jangid added. His vision for Cartist is not just to upcycle materials but to inspire a community-driven approach to sustainability.
As the exhibition concluded, attendees left with a renewed sense of purpose, empowered to rethink their approach to consumption and sustainability. The closing event was a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and environmental responsibility, with its message resonating long after the final piece of art was viewed.
