Batting For Green-RCB

RCB in collaboration with A Rocha India and Earthen Symphony up cycle to conserve the environment.

The waste that is generated at the stadium during each match is mind boggling!

The process of cleaning and segregating this waste after each match is quite a process which all happens behind the scenes and the people who are generating this waste are happily unaware of what they have contributed to!

In order to create awareness among the people regarding the 3 R’s – Reduce Reuse and Recycle it was decided to use the waste generated at the stadium to convey an important message of conservation.

This art installation has been constructed totally with the waste generated at the stadium with the aim of communicating visually the concept of go green and conservation.

The artwork was built in stages after each match using the waste generated post every match.

The art installation aims to show visually through its magnitude the amount of waste that gets generated in just a 4-5 hour match.

A 26ft cricket bat will still be small to hold only the empty water bottles collected at the stadium! The gigantic size is to impress upon the people about the enormity of the junk generated and intended to lead to introspection on how much of it could be from their contribution?

The aim of the plants and flowers is to give people food for thought about how out of the box thinking can bring solutions to what we deem impossible. If we reduce, reuse and recycle there is hope through which our environment can be conserved.

The idea is to make each individual realize how critical it is to think and go green at a personal level for conservation.

Through this art installation we intend to induce a thought process for a greener and cleaner environment.

As RCB has been passionately advocating, “go green” and has been taking several initiatives on this front what better way to influence their fans also into the concept than to build something visually communicative in their home grounds?

About A Rocha India

A Rocha India is a NGO working in the areas of conservation, science and education to protect the wildlife and habitat around Bangalore. Dedicated to conserving nature and transforming communities, A Rocha India works with the Karnataka Forest Department to manage human-animal conflict and raise awareness among the communities bordering the Bannerghatta National Park.

In addition, the team at A Rocha India carries out and applies field-based research to plan and implement conservation projects to protect wildlife and landscapes. Through regular environmental education programs conducted the team inspires youth and village communities to reduce human-wildlife conflict and protect the environment.

About Earthen Symphony-The Design Studio

Earthen Symphony is a design studio that brings your creative, decorative art to adorn a variety of spaces. With a unique sense of creative expression and design styling, it brings eclectic creations that speak volumes.

Earthen Symphony is led by the artist Madhu Chandrika who brings thorough knowledge of her craft and is able to put together creations for every space, quickly and innovatively.

All Portfolio
Hospitility & Retail
Corporate Spaces
Institutional Spaces
Residences

Client Testimonials

  • Today hospitals are like hotels, and we wanted the experience to be seamless. Given the multitude of hospitals available, the look and feel of a hospital has to go hand in hand with the services it offers. It was for this that we tied up with MadhuChandrika to create colourful artwork that evoke a feeling of warmth and vibrancy, welcoming people of all ages into the hospital and making it feel like it wasn’t a hospital.

    Shruti Pai
    Director
    Manipal Edu and Med Group

    Manipal Edu and Med Group

  • After we approached you, it was really a dream come true. Art reflecting the name of the house is really a great design that is appreciated by all.

    Pradeep.G.Kedlaya
    Director
    Anagha Engineering Consultants

    Anagha Engineering Consultants

  • MadhuChandrika has created outstanding murals at the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun. Apart from the subtle message, the murals also give vivid brightness to the buildings, enhancing the ambiance of the campus. The quality of material and workmanship is outstanding.
    Madhu has displayed thorough professionalism, completed the work in stipulated time and more importantly, to our satisfaction. We are highly appreciative of her enthusiasm and positive attitude.
    UPES strongly endorses Madhu’s ingenuity and artistic caliber.

    Brig (Retd ) SS Dhillon
    Director Admin
    University of Petroleum & Energy Studies
    Dehradun

    Brig (Retd ) SS Dhillon

  • We wanted an element, a piece of art that can light up and energize our space to create the right ambiance. Madhu came up with a concept where she would use our wedding date as a percentage to make a customised CMYK colour chart, creating an excellent piece of art.
    It is extremely nice and gives us lots of energy and colour — brightening up the entire space.

    Puneet Rajkumar
    Kannada Film Star

    Puneet Rajkumar, Actor

  • We greatly appreciate your talent and perceptiveness in understanding the inner voice of the customer, and bringing into reality what started as a mere thought to enhance the facade of my residence.

    NEST at Bangalore

    NEST

  • We are in the business of jewellery and other collectibles, and are known to have an eye for the finer things in life. We have in our collection several works of art such as a Padamsee, a Vaikuntam, and several Gujrals and Yusuf Arakals.
    Our latest acquisition is a work of art from MadhuChandrika — a brilliant piece of work at the entrance of our office. Its an artwork that speaks for itself! The colours are shaded just right, and the maroon and gold blend perfectly to create an arresting piece.
    MadhuChandrika can truly make your wall speak. She is someone we would be happy to recommend and be associated with.

    Sanjeev Mahendra Mehta,
    Managing Director
    Apranje

    Apranje