Artist Priyaranjan Baral from eastern India's Odisha has created a series of art pieces by upcycling old computer parts.

Footage from February 1 shows Baral's home decor pieces, which include wall art fashioned from motherboards, keypads, telephones, cell phones, screens, batteries, wires, and other electronic waste materials.

Baral has presented a new approach to e-waste management by recycling the discarded items into innovative home decor articles.

He believes that in today's world, humans thrive on digitalisation and depicts the same thought in his composition.

With the abundance of e-devices, there has been a rise in the production of e-waste.

Where some people throw it out, others burn it, causing further harm to the environment.

Baral has devised a method that combats this and gives a "solution to the pollution."

An artist, identified as Priyaranjan Baral, hailing from eastern India's Odisha, created an elaborate art piece using e-waste. The incident took place in Bhubaneswar.

Visuals shot on February 1 shows Priyaranjan meticulously creating a home decor piece. He fashions an elaborate wall-art using motherboards, keypads, telephones, cell phones, screens, batteries, wires, and other e-waste materials.

The art piece depicts the human mind being captivated by technology.

Priyaranjan presented a fresh approach to e-waste management by recycling the discarded items into innovative home decor articles. He believes that in today's world, humans thrive on digitalization. Priyaranjan depicts the same thought in his composition.

With the abundance of e-devices, there has been a rise in the production of e-waste. Where some people throw it out, others burn it, causing further harm to the environment.

As a mutual solution to pollution and e-waste management, Priyaranjan has come up with a unique art streak. He uses e-waste material and recycles them into conceptualized home decor items. Apart from his elaborate composition of the human mind, he also fashioned sofa sets and teapots out of e-waste material.