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"The hand expresses what the heart already knows"-Samuel Mockbee
Diverse and experimental techniques (like stippling, mono-printing, screen printing objects, painting using natural colors) implemented in hope to unveil uncertain yet exciting outcomes.
These essentially could work as a foundation to graphic design.
Moodboard created using mix-media techniques
Painting using natural colors
Experimental art using impressions of natural objects
Moodboard created using mix-media techniques
EXPLORING THE UNCONVENTIONAL
Working with unique and unusual materials often paves the path to intuitive designs.
BAMBOO
Set of organic lamps designed for mood lighting using bamboo
CORN HUSK
Product development using a
chemical solution to alter properties of corn husk. Products like laptop sleeves,notebook covers, candle decor, hair accessories and watch straps.
MUNJ GRASS
A range of products (tray sets,
fruit basket, bedroom slippers,
coasters and accessories)
designed using Munj grass, found in obscure parts of Bihar, for
the contemporary market
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WEAVING A WORD
A translation of the word ‘delicate’ into a woven piece of fabric.
IT IS QUITE APPAREL
Beachwear created, using Japanese tie and dye technique, Shibori which could be worn in multiple ways.
WHEN IN DOUBT, ACCESSORIZE!
A series of Pocket Squares created while working with Mr. Raghavendra Rathore
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CREATING EXPERIENCES
Design is an intuition backed with knowledge. Using this power tool, worked on innovative concepts and interesting artworks to create larger than life spaces and unforgettable memories!
 Concept for Sangeet, MumbaiDesigned the theme, created the artworks |  Bar and Backdrop Design, Delhi |  Dinner area prints, Delhi |
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 Graffiti prints,Delhi |  Table prints, Bangalore |  Pop Art Wall Panel Design, Muscat |
 Wall Treatment, Delhi |  Concept for Mehendi, DelhiWorked on origami shapes, colors to achieve this breathtaking walkway |  Ceiling Design and Artworks, GoaWorked on the ceiling treatments, created the artworks for various elements |
 Artworks for Sangeet, Mumbai |  Wall Treatments, Mumbai |  Pop Art Bar Design, Muscat |
 Gatsby Wall Art, Jaipur |  Gatsby Wall Panel Design, Jaipur |  Retro Pop Wall Panel Design, Jaipur |
 Wall Treatment, Jaipur |  Wall Treatment Design, DelhiCreated the artwork on flex, layered with real flowers in bits to give it this unique look |  Cushion Prints, Bangalore |
 Concept Design for Reception, ViennaWorked on the look and feel, color palettes and linen prints |  Decor for Mehndi, JaipurWorked on various prints and artworks for elements like furniture, bars, stages, dancefloors, console masking, ceilings |  Artworks for Mehendi |
 Concept Design for Mehendi, Vienna |  Artworks for Engagement, Hyderabad |  Installation Design for Mehendi, Vienna |
 Artwork for Sehrabandi, Mumbai |  Prints for various mediums, Delhi |  Stage and Wall Masking artworks for Weddings, Jaipur |
 Artworks and Concept for After Party, Delhi |  Bar Installation Design, Mumbai |  Stage Design and Artworks, Delhi |
 Wrought Iron Arch Design, Delhi |  Prop Designs, Vienna |  Concept Design for Dinner, Montreux |
 Bar Backdrop Design, Delhi |  Bar Installation Design, Mauritius |  Bar Installation Design, Goa |
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GLIMPSES OF ARTWORKS
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EXPERIENTIAL PHOTOBOOTH DESIGN
Inspired by the vibrant traditions and cultural nuances of the Mappila community, this set design aims to capture the essence of a Mappila wedding, transporting participants into an immersive and authentic experience.
Most studies show that the most distinctive characteristic of a wedding in the Mappila community of Kozhikode, Kerala, is the dance which is performed around the bride before the bridegroom ceremoniously enters the Maniyara which is the room where the newlywed resides after their marriage in the bride’s house, as this is a matrilineal community. The dance performance is called Oppana, where the dancers, clap and move around the bride in patterns, keeping her in the centre. Taking this element forward, I created a space which would portray a wedding in the Mappila community.
It is set against the timeless backdrop of an old house, reminiscent of the traditional architecture inherent to the Mappila community, evoking the ambience of a historic yet lively celebration.
Drawing inspiration from one of the most integral elements of Mappila wedding rituals, the Mogra flower, the floor design pays homage to its symbolism and beauty.
The dancers are carefully placed around the bride in different poses showcasing typical movements, and are clad in traditional attire and jewellery to retain the true essence of the age-old tradition. While the vibrant rhythmic beats of the Oppana music playing in the background infuses the space with joy and festivity!
Embracing the modern phenomenon of selfies, this set incorporates an interactive photobooth where the audience can engage with exhibits and pose as the bride. By capturing these moments, participants would leave with a personalised souvenir, a photograph that encapsulates their immersion in the Mappila wedding experience. This fusion of tradition and technology offers a unique opportunity for the audience to connect with the cultural heritage of the Mappila community while creating lasting memories of their own.
LOGO DESIGN
"Products are made in the factory, but brands are created with the mind." -Walter Landor
Designing a logo is the first step towards the creation of a brand!
Anvay Couture
Nature India
DreamCatchers
The Chapter
The Wedding Planet
Virista
1644 Bistro
The Common Room
BFF Entertainment
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ABOUT ME
"Let today be the day you give up who you've been for who you can become"
"A dream is not the reality."
"Who's to say which is which?"
-Alice in Wonderland
Spontaneous, exuberant, fun and quirky. Always up for a challenge. A go-getter who aspires to constantly achieve a tad bit more than yesterday. Eyes filled with dreams, mind filled with zeal.
I believe one must bring one's whole self to the table if one wants to thrive in today’s crazy creative world; one's individuality, sense of humour, and most importantly, one's heart!
As Little Prince says,
"certain things catch your eye, but pursue only those that capture the heart."
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