The whole process went with noting down points or observations and making on the spot sketches of the locations. Then finding keywords from each locations, matching them to make major points or 'faces'. and finally merging two or more of these points to come down to final 6 'Faces of Delhi'.
For me, it all started with paint brushes, quiet moments of observing and capturing the world through watercolours, lots of sketches, and a love for the little details that often go unnoticed. Studying Industrial and Product Design at the National Institute of Design (India), and later diving into the Information Experience Design programme at the RCA, helped me expand this instinct into something deeper: a curiosity for how objects, especially tangible products and footwear, can carry stories.
I’m drawn to designing things that aren’t just useful, but meaningful. Products that feel alive in the hands of the user, that tell stories, spark questions, or leave behind something more than just form and function. Every project I take on is a way to mix curiosity with purpose, imagination with responsibility. For me, art and design are ways to reimagine the everyday, find joy in making, and keep asking...
Because why not?
