This semester was jam-packed with assignments, festivals, and countless hours of work. However, what made this semester stand out was our focus on home decor. Every module revolved around the theme of home decor, with each one exploring a different aspect such as the use of glass, leather, and ceramic materials.
Working with glass was especially challenging and required much patience, yet it was a unique and rewarding experience.
Out of all the modules, the Fashion Styling module stood out as the most intriguing of all. Unlike research and design, this module involved group work which made the whole class come together and enjoy the process. Juggling between workshops, finding materials, and perfecting the design – was a stressful and hectic experience.
However, all of our hard work paid off in the end, and we’re more than pleased with the outcome. The class’s teamwork, along with the faculty’s support and motivation, made this possible.
Praxis 5.0 by the Department of Interior & Furniture Design themed Tactile Tectonics sought to create a contemporary dialogue that weaves profession into academia. It aimed to explore new possibilities in the field through convergence of traditional, contemporary and interdisciplinary concepts inspiring students to traverse beyond conventional thresholds.
Modus’ 23 came with some electrifying discussions and speaker sessions on communication design where students grasped giving meaning to a void of impossibilities. Modus also amalgamated out of the box creative expressions crafted by students through an exhibit consisting of typesurface shadows, infinite reflections through play of light, calligraphic strokes, labyrinth and more all coming […]
Crea was a platform that showcased the talent of students from three diverse realms: product design, automobile and transportation design, and interaction design. It was a vibrant stage for these emerging talents to showcase their creative pursuits. This gathering served as a dynamic feature for the imaginative contributions of these aspiring designers. That year’s fest […]
