Hot Spot

India has always been known for its brains. No doubt the country has some of the best of geniuses in the world today. To give credence to the contention, this month we present one of the finest examples of monumental art and creativity. Located at No. 720, 20 Feet Road in HAL Second Stage, Crazy Crafts has on display stuff that mesmerizes discovers Isha Jain.

The word “art” comes from the Latin 'ars', which, loosely translated, means “arrangement” or “to arrange”. Crazy Craft has shown the possibilities of doing things many assume are beyond the ordinary. A visit to this exclusive gallery is indeed an eye opener. Seeing is to believe. Here, you will meet Predator, Robocop, Lion King, Dinosaurs, Pegasus and many more, all these hand-crafted and sculptured, with intricate assembling. Crazy Crafts also exhibits diverse talent of constructing small bikes, flowers, aliens amongst others, all these made from scrap materials. made from scrap materials.

The imposing thing about the place is the décor right through the entire space. Intriguingly, everything here has been designed in house. So is it possible to find such skilled artists in our midst? Well art is the essence the foremost expression of human creativity. In the present age, thinking beyond the ordinary takes an edge. It is astounding to see that each and every figure looks real. Apart from these exhibits, there are innumerable people who visit the store and revel in the creativity that goes into making of the artifacts. qual enthusiasm.

They appreciate the work with equal enthusiasm.
The person working behind the scenes is Mr. Ejaz Ahmed, graduate in mechanical engineering. The show is managed by Rajan and Ashok. The credit for the work also goes to them as they have always come up with innovative ideas. Besides the show put up recently, Crazy Craft presents its works through exhibitions at various places such as Safina Plaza, Forum and Jayanagar. Being passionate about their work is something the team attributes their success to. The shop is doing good business with creations of spider man, bull and bikes attracting more buyers.
As for their future plans, they plan to make a towering 25 feet cowboy. Further, they will have on display figures or photographs that will portray the distinct expressions accurately. And the investment? “The brain,” says Rajan. “The key buyers of these figures are mainly architects,” he continues. “These products are admired by adults and enjoyable to the children too.”
The instruments used in the creations are scraps, spare parts, welding machine, grinding machine, scraping machine (helps in scraping rust) and polish that give an antique and glossy touch.
Another specialty of the show is the wooden roots used in making stands. These products talk for themselves.
So here is a chance to have a look at the beautiful work by imaginative and inventive men.