The Story of Teardownarts
By making framed electronic products, Teardownarts reuses discarded tech devices, such as iPhone, Game Boy, Switch and Apple Watch, preserving the nostalgia of the era while recycling e-waste that may contaminate the environment.
Over the years, technology has continuously revolutionized our world. The consumer electronics industry is a standout example of constant innovation, with many great companies and landmark products emerging from this field. As consumers, we’ve personally experienced how these technologies have changed our daily lives, and some electronic devices may even hold special meaning for us. But with the release of each new generation of devices, the products that have accompanied us in the past gradually disappear and are no longer used.
It’s this concept that led to the creation of Teardownarts. Established in 2024, Teardownarts is a photography studio specializing in “back then” product photography. We’ve been pumping out superior electronic product photos and videos for brands since the beginning. And today, our team is made up of a group of young people who love photography, know electronic products and firmly believe that technology can change the world.
In this digital technology era today, some digital products will be brought back your memories. Although it symbolized the wisdom of great person and delegate the revolution of technologies, they are getting quiet and disappearing gradually.
We select the precious collection of marvellous article, unfold and restore in a collage frame, turn them into a tale of smart phone generation with value of art, the best choice for your collection permanently.
But how exactly was this idea born? At a Office event that year, our lead Tech Developer, Harshini, accidentally dropped her iPhone 6 from a 5-meter roof. The phone was completely broken and could no longer be used. As an Apple fangirl, She couldn't bear to discard it and she need photos, files, in her iPhone. In fact, She’s been a loyal user of Apple since the earliest 4, and she keeps all the Apple products she’s used in the past. One day, when visiting an Apple forum after dropping his phone, She found a post where someone had put an unused Apple phone in a small display case. This inspired him to create the first iPhone frame with help from the rest of the team.
It was this collaborative effort that led to our first handmade frame, which we called an iPhone 6 deconstruction frame. Although this frame wasn’t very exquisite, we received unexpected compliments when we shared it with friends. Some friends even wanted to purchase it, which greatly encouraged us. So, we made it our mission to bring beautiful deconstruction art to more people.
How We Grow
Over the following year or so, our Teardownarts team visited many mobile phone suppliers and officially started this project. Today, in 2025, we’re finally bringing our first batch of products to market. We collect used phones from authorized phone suppliers and redesign them, a process that includes disassembling, cleaning, sterilization, redesigning, framing and more, eventually resulting in a framed artwork. Teardownarts hopes that, in this way, we can help you permanently preserve the tech products that are of special significance to you with your old memories.
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