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Recycling is an alternative to "conventional" waste disposal that can save material and help lower greenhouse gas emissions; so turning scraps to sculptures is an innovation indeed, even a challenge to energy conservation and climate change.
Solid scraps are recyclable materials left over from product manufacturing and consumption so they can be recovered for recycling. This is exactly what Brainware University is initiating in its sprawling campus, to avoid the waste disposal issues from all corners.
We are utilizing the creative knack of individuals to use all kinds of solid scraps including metal, PVC pipes, marbles, tiles etc to produce various kinds of artifacts using technicalities in bending, grinding, cutting and welding in our mechanical engineering workshop.
Thus Brainware University is contributing, how little an amount it could be, to hold intact all virtues mother nature.
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