ASIEH NAMDAR, CNN ANCHOR: What is waste for some, is art for others. It's all in the mind or the eye of the beholder.</s>SHIHAB RATTANSI, CNN ANCHOR: And a road inspector turned artist has spent almost 20 years converting waste into art. And his ideas have been sprouting up all over the place. India's Tara Punjabi TV, a new contributor to the program, has this report.</s>SHARDA KAUSHIK, TARA PUNJABI TV CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): This rock garden can be called energy in waste. As for nature, he (ph) calls it the kingdom of gods and godesses. This 25-acre wonder is a masterpiece of environmental art. Nature knows how to strike a dialogue between nature and art.</s>NEERU NANDA, CITY OFFICIAL: What I feel is most extraordinary is the way he landscapes. The way he organizes, places his works of art in time and space, in relation to each other. And to the trees and the rocks in which he has</s>KAUSHIK: In the city, nearly 20 villages were destroyed to build a city of</s>NEK CHAND, CREATOR: There are so many things</s>KAUSHIK: Art has no frontiers similar garden have come up in distant landing to carry the message forward. Creating art out of waste can become a movement. Rock garden is just a beginning. This is Sharda Kaushik reporting for CNN WORLD REPORT.
Waste For Some Means Art For Others