The New Delhi Municipal Council is undertaking a beautification drive for the upcoming G20 summit in the Indian capital. A ‘waste-to-wonder’ park is being built in Delhi’s upmarket Shanti Path, which will exhibit sculptures made of scrap material. The different sculptures will depict the national animals and birds of all the G20 countries. These art pieces for the G20 park have been conceptualised and curated by a team of renowned national-level artists with experience in waste-to-wonder projects, according to NDMC Vice Chairman Satish Upadhyay. Alongside each sculpture, an information plate will be placed mentioning the animal, its real picture and its importance for the country concerned. The NDMC has also erected four sculptures made out of waste material at different intersections in the city, while the installation of fountains is in progress.Â
Delhi’s ‘Waste-to-Wonder’ Park and Fountains to Enhance G20 Summit – India News
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