A large, detailed e-waste art installation, titled "Kaveri," is depicted mounted on a plain white wall

A large, detailed e-waste art installation, titled "Kaveri," is depicted mounted on a plain white wall. The artwork, a stylized human form or face, is constructed from various discarded electronic components. The central area of the "face" is composed of numerous green circuit boards (PCBs) densely packed with capacitors and other components, arranged in a circular, mosaic-like pattern. A pair of copper-toned, textured lips are visible in the upper right quadrant of this area, with a white, ruffled element above, possibly representing hair or headwear. A vertical element resembling a DNA helix, made of coiled material with a blue sphere at its base, descends from the lips. The left side of the artwork and parts of the "hair" or shadowed areas are formed by a dense collection of black television/device remote controls, arranged to create contours and texture. The lower right section of the artwork, below the circuit board area, is filled with a grid-like pattern of what appears to be hundreds of coppery-brown CPU pins or processor chips. Below this and extending across the lower portion of the "body" are multiple horizontal rows of black computer keyboards. A metallic border frames the left and bottom edges of the artwork, featuring a linear arrangement of numerous small, silver-colored computer cooling fans. Partially visible text beneath the artwork reads "A Masterpiece...", with the letters themselves constructed from small pieces of circuit board. The lighting suggests an indoor public space. This artwork is located at Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) in Bengaluru, India. No people are present in the immediate scene.