The message of peace, nonviolence and equality must always be remembered and the values will inspire to make this world a better place to live. The Borderless Gandhi project is aiming towards a series of events and exhibitions where Mahatma Gandhi is portrayed as a global icon of peace, equality and nonviolence. Gandhi and his work will be promoted through artistic reflections of his life, work and legacy, and in true spirit with Gandhi’s values and philosophies, the initiative is not tied to a certain country, community or religion. Borderless Gandhi was founded in 2014 by Nilesh Makwana, together with Lene Makwana. The project is run by a team of volunteers and supported by local and international organisations. 2016 marked the year of Borderless Gandhi's official launch, with the month long exhibition "Borderless Gandhi presents Mahatma in me by Vibhor Sogani". Several sculptures in stainless steel was installed at Barrack Street Jetty in front of the Bell Tower in Perth, Western Australia, opening on Gandhi's birthday and International Day on Nonviolence bu United Nations; 2nd October. Through the exhibition, the Borderless Gandhi team created awareness and knowledge about Mahatma Gandhi and his values still important to the world community.