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I have this notion that if there is a thought process behind art, then it classifies as a design. One revelation that happened to me during my coursework in human-centric & architecture design is to understand for whom you are designing something. This makes it of paramount importance to understand the impact of psychology on space and vice versa. With an innate desire to understand people and everything around them, I focus on how they can co-exist in a meaningful manner through a Spatio-temporal lens

While mastering the art of design, I realized there is a major skill I have missed focusing on; the art of communication. I felt that it doesn’t matter how great the design is, if you are not able to make the one you are designing for, understand. However, not everything can be explained verbally nor should one be bound to it. Thus, during my master's, I focused on multiple ways of communication like poetry, visual storytelling, cinematography etc., and tried to understand their impact on emotional value. Exploring different mediums and methodologies has been part of my journey.

Landscape Architecture

Re-Development of Renuka Yellamma Temple area, Husnabad, Telangana abiding to the circulation pattern and existing temple architecture

The Art of "Chronicles of a Death foretold"

Extension to "The visual Interpretation of Novella", the project focus on 3d visual interpretation of the town.

Visual Interpretation of Novella

To design the plan of a fictional town based on the book, "The chronicles of a death foretold" by "Garcia Gabriel Macaques.

Children's book design

A fictional story of a kid from Porbandar, who wants to become a hero.
Inspired from the great ideologies of Mahatma gandhi. The illustration used is an amalgamation of traditional line art technique with the modern flat illustration style.

Trio - La Patisserie

The brief was to showcase the essence of #hyderabadi in the design. Hence, several elements of Hyderabad have been added in the illustration, showcasing cultural, regional & architectural significance.

Yo Pasta

To design a pack for a hypothetical FMCG food product. The focus is to design the label (trade dress) of the product/brand. The function of the label is to visualize the information about the product contained the pack. A well-designed label employs principles of persuasion and visual hierarchy to grab the attention of its intended audience by sharing the benefits of consuming the product.

Museum of Architecture

Museum of Architecture is a space where a collection of permanent Architectural drawings, models, documents And any other information related to the project is displayed for the various user groups to visit and experience the “architectural fabric of the country”.

Octarians

The characters are inspired from the nature and anatomy of humans and octopus. As Octopus are soft in nature but are also vibrant, these are applied with respect to characters sex, age and body language

Omni: Personification of space

The project is about the fictional character “omni” that I have created, whose experiences I have been trying to present through Virtual reality as a medium. The film is a poetic narrative where the space itself narrates its stellar thoughts.

Virtual IDC

Everything around us has a story to tell, living or otherwise. Whenever we talk about the documentation of a building, people most likely speak about the structural & technical aspects of it, even knowing that there is a story that is also being documented. These stories are told by the details, textures, weathering of the spaces, distress visuals, decals, properties present in/on the building as part of the visual documentation.

I'm Not

This Illustration book speaks about the fluctuations during depression. Each chapter expresses the darkness a soul goes in stages.

IDC-Golden Jubliee

An illustration designed for the IDC-SCHOOL OF DESIGN, IITB Golden jubilee.
The IDC front foyer, Gulmohar tree, pencil sculpture near infinity corridor, Foyer bench infront of IDC library and the Iconic Bauhaus windows are the key elements that connects every student, faculty and alumni with the department are used in the illustration.