Bengaluru has new art installation on sustainable online deliveries

This art was set up by Bengaluru Moving, a private community that works for sustainable mobility in the city.

An art installation of an electric vehicle was set up near the metro station in Bengaluru’s Church Street on Saturday. What's special about this three-wheeler art installation is that it is made out of upcycled material. This art was set up by Bengaluru Moving, a private community that works for sustainable mobility in the city.

Bengaluru has new art installation on sustainable online deliveries.

According to the team, the idea behind this art installation is to "blend the art and science to engage the people of Bengaluru to think about the journey of their online delivery packages. Navdha Malhotra, a team member of the organization, said.". “A research by Stand earth highlights that India will have around 500 million online shoppers by 2030. We believe that the young Indians are conscious of their consumption habits and choices. Through this installation and other initiatives, we want to leverage this consumer appetite to convert brands and companies' net-zero and sustainability intentions into real action."

The art installation has been drawing the attention of people who hop around the busy Church Street area in Bengaluru. The three-wheel art installation is a work of Mumbai-based artists Radhika, Madhavi and Bengaluru-based artist Rahul. They created a solar-powered wheeler from scrap to visually demonstrate how electric vehicles for last-mile deliveries are cleaner and more sustainable as they significantly reduce tailpipe emissions, said Bengaluru Moving in an announcement.