Professionally an artist, with his remarkable achievement in the world of artwork, Avneesh Vishwakarma has made us all proud.

Hailing from Uttar Pradesh and living in Barauli, he came from a simple middle-class family and holds the world record for creating the world’s largest 3D portrait of Swami Brahmanadji, His ideal and worshiper. The artwork has a height of 7 feet, a length of 4 feet, and a width of 1 foot.

To create the largest portrait, he utilized 5 layers of 3.5mm aluminum, 1 layer of 12mm ply, 50 nuts, 436 bolts, and 50 screws.

He had previously created images of various great persons using stapler pins, matchsticks, nails, incense, and other materials. One such creation was an image of Swami Vivekananda made with 17005 stapler pins in the course of eight days.

He has been so enthusiastic about the arts that he was awarded first place in an international art exhibition in Delhi. This competition drew 32 artists from nine different countries. In this show, Avneesh displayed a portrait of Prime Minister Narendra Modi made of 3932 iron nails, a painting of Mother Teresa made of sunshine, and a portrait of former President APJ Abdul Kalam made of match sticks and light. The jury awarded Avneesh first place for his outstanding performance.

Avneesh now aspires to do even better work in the future. Many of Avneesh’s acquaintances praised him for being a great artist and bringing honor to Vishwakarma society as well as his home region.