Layered relief surfaces constructed from discarded materials define Rohan Khuntale’s recent body of work. Working with recycled electronic waste and found objects, he creates three-dimensional compositions that explore themes of environmental responsibility, migration, and humanity’s relationship with the natural world. In these works, recurring motifs such as maps, sailboats, and navigational forms appear within textured surfaces built from reclaimed materials. By transforming technological waste into sculptural artworks, Khuntale reflects on the environmental consequences of consumption while suggesting ideas of movement, exploration, and renewal. Originally trained as a painter, Khuntale’s practice has evolved toward material experimentation and sustainability. His works now merge painting, assemblage, and relief sculpture, creating objects that carry both visual and conceptual narratives about the landscapes we inhabit and the impact we leave behind.

Selected Exhibitions

• Prerna by Prafulla Dahanukar Art foundation 
• Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi
• Art Society of India
• Bombay Art Society
• Camel Art Foundation

Awards & Residencies

• IIT Bombay Guest for Future Smart Mobility and Suitability Program
• Art for Hope by Hyundai Motors India Foundation
• Prafulla Dahanukar Gold Medal