I’ve been sketching since I was a kid, inspired by the artworks of my mom and grandfather. Their creativity shaped my early love for visual storytelling—and that spark has only grown brighter. Over time, I found myself drawn to architecture, Indian art, and photography, where structure, detail, and emotion meet in beautiful, often unexpected ways.

Now, as a Master’s student in Integrated Design and Media from New York University, I explored how design can be both empathetic and experimental. I love crafting human-centered experiences—whether it’s prototyping new features, rethinking user flows, or designing inclusive systems that actually feel good to use.

Design, for me, lives in the in-betweens: between sketch and structure, research and intuition, clarity and chaos. I’m always chasing the “why,” learning by doing, and stepping out of my comfort zone to grow both as a designer and a human which inspired me to create art installations during my time in NYU.

Outside the screen, you’ll usually find me behind a camera, sketching random scenes, or going on long walks in NYC. Also: mildly addicted to racing games and coffee.