In quiet moments
More than a designer, I’m an observer of people and emotions. I find meaning in everyday moments.
Walking through old city streets, sharing tea at a corner stall, and quietly observing people as they pass by. I notice expressions, everyday rituals, and the unspoken stories they carry. These moments slowly shape my imagination and creativity.
Stories I carry
The essence of my work comes from raw human emotion. I connect deeply with people and capture their stories through empathy and observation.
I’m inspired by the simplicity of Dieter Rams, the creative imagination of Virgil Abloh, and storytellers like Steve McCurry and Richard Avedon, who turn still frames into living narratives.
The path that shaped me
I was born in Kannur, a place shaped by traditions, culture, art, and craftsmanship. Growing up surrounded by these influences made me naturally curious about people and their stories. Moving to Mumbai as a teenager in search of work became a turning point. Living and working alongside people from different cultures and backgrounds taught me resilience, empathy, and understanding.
These experiences continue to shape how I see the world. They influence how I listen, how I observe, and how I design—with care, intention, and a deep respect for human experiences.