Here To Make Big Ideas Happen

I sit somewhere between design, storytelling, and systems thinking. My work is about finding balance between how things work and how they make people feel. These three disciplines are at the core of everything I make, and finding harmony between them continues to be a strange, ongoing, and deeply rewarding challenge.

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Lately, I’ve been exploring how immersive and experimental design can create moments of escape, experiences that invite users to step outside reality and enter new, imagined worlds. These spaces, while playful, also encourage reflection and emotional engagement, offering multisensory ways to think, feel, and connect. In parallel, I’m fascinated by conversation design, the craft of shaping meaningful exchanges between humans and machines. It sits at the crossroads of psychology, linguistics, and technology, and asks a simple but profound question: How does language transform when it’s parsed by a circuit instead of a mind?

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Over the past few years, I’ve worked across web, mobile, and mixed reality, leading end-to-end design processes from discovery research and journey mapping to rapid prototyping and usability testing for clients including Niantic. My projects span e-commerce platforms, SaaS products, and immersive experiences, each one teaching me how to translate complex systems into clear, engaging interactions.

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At Designit (Wipro), I partnered with cross-functional teams to conduct UX audits and build scalable design systems that improved efficiency and adoption. At Grarri, I led projects from concept to launch, driving measurable increases in engagement and retention. My background in visual design allows me to bridge creative direction with systems thinking.

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Outside of work, I’m usually out photographing the everyday, I collect these as visual notes, alongside discovering music and sounds, all of which quietly feed back into how I think about design, rhythm, and storytelling.

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A Little History

I grew up playing sports, video games, and an odd fascination with advertisements. I studied Visual Arts and Design in Bangalore, and later pursued an MA in User Experience Design at the University of the Arts London, where I began connecting theory with practice, blending visual design with anthropology, psychology, and human-computer interaction.

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These days I call London home, a place that fuels my curiosity with its quiet corners, moody weather, and endless moss.