Critical Design
Design that asks who gets seen, heard, and labelled.
Self-initiated and Pratt MFA work on power, identity, and visibility. Less product, more point of view, and the thinking behind the research methods I use today.
The viral illustration · click here, then Add… → Gallery
Illustration · Social impact
Published art: two illustrations that reached India's national conversation
250K+ likes and 240K+ shares · featured in The New Indian Express
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Photography · Publication design · Pratt MFA
They Matter: the immigrant workers New York walks past
Photo book · exhibited at the Accent Sisters pop-up, Union Square
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Red book spread · click here, then Add… → Gallery
Editorial design · Pratt MFA
Perspective: a book built from the things I kept
32 compositions · 5 collages · 1 book
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The triptych · click here, then Add… → Gallery
Illustration · Pratt MFA
Who is the narrator?: a triptych on who controls the story
Three-part series from New York museum and gallery visits
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Speculative design · Pratt MFA
Identity labels: when a label works like a technology
[what you made, e.g. type series, objects, zine]
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The opening illustration · click here, then Add… → Gallery
Illustration · Writing · Pratt MFA
Her oldest friend: an illustrated story about a visitor who never leaves
Written and illustrated short story
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Illustration as activism
Digital illustrations on gender, mental health, press freedom and justice, posted to raise awareness.