I was born in Dongaon, a tiny hamlet in Maharashtra where the skies feel closer, and everything moves just a little slower. That place taught me how to notice things; the quiet ways the world speaks through textures, gestures, behaviours, and silences. I didn’t know it then, but that way of seeing would become the heart of everything I do.

Design, for me, isn’t just a skill—it’s how I move through the world. It’s how I listen, how I connect, and how I make sense of chaos. Over the years, I’ve worked across industries, cities, and time zones, collaborating with chefs, researchers, farmers, and founders. And through all that, my understanding of design has shifted and stretched but at its core, it’s still about empathy, systems thinking, and noticing what most people skip. I’ve helped shape brands, build visual languages, and bring messy ideas into focus. But I’ve also had to start over, sit with discomfort, recalibrate, and find new ways to care. I think that’s what keeps the work honest.

I spend most of my time turning thoughts into things—sometimes quiet, sometimes bold, but always intentional. Whether I’m designing a platform, mapping a food system, or just curating a moment, I try to stay curious, kind, and quietly bold.

Because to me, design isn’t just about what we make. It’s about how we see.

Got a project, idea, or story you care about? I’d love to help shape it.