Available for Art Commissions:
Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM, Monday through Saturday
Art Studio Visits
Phone: +447899834432
Email: chubychris@gmail.com
Follow Me: Instagram
Available for Art Commissions:
Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM, Monday through Saturday
Art Studio Visits
Phone: +447899834432
Email: chubychris@gmail.com
Follow Me: Instagram
Your support helps me run free Trash to Art workshops and inspire the next generation to create with purpose, not perfection.
BRIGHT BEACH
2025
FLOWER
2025
NO LONGER HUMAN
2025
2025
WIND IN THE WILLOW
2025
BOTTLE CAP MOSAIC
2025
GOLD FISH
2025
2025
LILLIES
2025
STRING STAR
2025
PURPLE CLOVER
2025
ROSE
2025
PURPLE STAR
2025
JN CROSS
2025
SUNFLOWER FIELD
2025
BOTTLE CAP HEART
2025
STICK CANVAS
2025
BROWN STAR
2025
RAINBOW SPIRAL
2025
FOUR LEAF FLOWER
2025
BLUE CROSS
2025
PIGGY VEST
2025
PIPE HEART
2025
GOLDEN YODA
2025
SEALLY
2025
THE DANCE-YASMINE
2025
DANCE SOUP -YASMINE
2025
STRING HEART
2025
ROYAL BOWL
2025
GLITTER FISH
2025
Bottlecap flower
2025
THE FOX
2025
THE PENGUINE
2025
MEMENTO TERRA
2025
2022
2024
2024
2022
2023
2022
2022
2023
EXPRESSIONS
2017
2016
2022
2018
2016
JAPA
JOHN
EARTHDAY
2023
COLOURFUL TREES
2024
KING NOT EMPEROR
2025
NIGHT DREAM
2025
DIGITAL ARTS
2024
DIVERSE VISION
2024
leicester sunset
summer walk
summer walk 2
AYELSTONE MORNING
UMUAHIA NIGHT
STEFI
26TH NOV 2025 -30TH JAN 2026
Trash to Art is a sustainability-focused community art initiative transforming waste into wonder. Running from August to November 2025, the project empowers local residents in Leicester—especially young people and underserved communities—to explore creative expression through recycled materials.
Through a series of free workshops, public installations, and a final exhibition, participants learn to turn everyday trash (bottle caps, string, scrap wood, etc.) into compelling artworks. The project promotes environmental awareness, creative skill-building, and community cohesion, demonstrating the powerful intersection of art and sustainability.
Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and SDG 13 (Climate Action)—Trash to Art fosters circular creativity, urban inclusion, and climate-conscious thinking at the grassroots level.
Project Timeline:
📍 Workshops: August–October
🎨 Final Exhibition: October/November
📍 Location: Leicester
Trash to Art is proudly supported by Arts Council England (ACE) and De Montfort University (DMU) as part of their commitment to community development, sustainability, and inclusive cultural engagement.
WORKSHOP PICTURES
2025
WORKSHOP PICTURES
2025
TRASH TO TRASH EXHIBITION
2025
2025
2OTH NOV 2025
3RD-23RD NOV 2025
25TH OCT 2025
30TH AUG-13TH SEPT
7TH JUNE-29TH 2025
7TH FEB 2025
I’m Ndubuisi Chukwubuikem Daniels — ChubbyDaniels — a Leicester-based visual artist and sustainability advocate. With a background in civil engineering, architecture and sustainability, I transform recycled materials like wire, nails, string, bottle caps and scrap wood into contemporary artworks that explore identity, resilience and environmental awareness.
My work has been exhibited in Nigeria and the UK, including Orisun Art Gallery, Art Addiction, LCB Depot, Enfield Community Art Exhibition and Leicester’s People’s Exhibition. I also lead community workshops across Leicester and founded Trash to Art, a sustainability-focused creative programme supported by Arts Council England and De Montfort University, recently featured by BBC Leicester and CIWM Circular Online.
I believe creativity and sustainability go hand in hand — using art to show that waste can become purpose, beauty and impact.
The world is overwhelmed by waste—but within that waste lies potential. Trash to Art is built on the belief that discarded materials can tell powerful stories, spark imagination, and bring communities together.
This is not a one-off project. It’s an evolving, long-term mission to transform how we see our environment and our role in shaping it. From one community to the next, Trash to Art continues—reaching more people, creating more dialogue, and inspiring sustainable action through creativity.
The journey is ongoing. There are still many places to reach and lives to impact.
pencil drawing
LION KING
JOURNEY WABH
TPM
pencil drawing