Rooted in my upbringing in India and enriched by over 15 years of life and work across the United States and Germany, my artistic practice delves into the evolving dimensions of female identity. My work celebrates and investigates the strength, curiosity, and contextual complexity of womanhood, drawing inspiration from personal memories and the varied cultural landscapes I’ve inhabited.

Beginning my creative journey as a fashion designer in India, I was captivated by the expressive possibilities of costume and form. Whether designing for theatrical environments or crafting pieces for global brands like Levi’s, I was consistently drawn to the narrative potential of visual language. This fascination ultimately led me to pursue a Master’s degree in Graphic Design at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, where I explored how visual communication shapes culture and perceptions.

Over the past 15 years, my career has expanded into User Experience design and Art Direction, where I have bridged the gap between communication design and technology, bringing a human-centered approach to interactive digital spaces.

My practice is a synthesis of these diverse experiences, where I experiment with a range of media, fusing my fashion background, graphic sensibility, and design for digital interaction. My work seeks to capture the fluidity of identity and the ways in which our environments, memories, and roles continuously shape and reshape us– I hope to evoke a sense of wonder and introspection.