How many times have you felt in the past couple of months, despair and hope bundled together and snowballing to something larger, incomprehensible, and right in your face? I’d like to say, I have! Reading through news updates every day, and especially the ones where big corporates are committing to net zero, fills me with optimism. Yet, in many ways it worries me, urges me to ask the simple question —
How are they going to undo their doing?
Net Zero & ‘Me’
As a design practitioner, I have always contemplated my positionality and my role as a single entity — a mere mortal…
Use of light as
a medium of functional art,
a narrative tool,
and an immersive expression
for futuristic landscapes
By Design Innovation: How Might We Encourage Body Positivity at an Early Age?
Service Design Reflections — Building up the underlying research methodology, mapping the problem, co-creating a shift in the mindset in a socially viable environment
A 2-week group assignment as part of M.Des in Design Innovation and Service Design course at Glasgow School of Art, unfolded the ordeal behind a social issue that is deep rooted in different cultures across the globe. The impact of how body image is tackled at the young age tends to affect us throughout our lives.
The genesis of this project was initiated…
Combating the pandemic in a million ways, and yet progressing. That’s how resilient the human race is. It is already thinking of the post COVID-19 era. And why not? We are hopeful beings who have strong survival instincts. The strength of our species is reflected in our actions. While one half of the world is busy in saving ‘us’, the other half is redirecting its energy and resources towards building a -new –tomorrow-.
Lighting is an essential element of this future living; it is deeply experiential and influences how one functions and feels. Lighting design in post coronavirus times will…
