BHAVNA SINGH

Over the years, my practice has been shaped by curiosity, first through exploration and now through intention. My time at NIFT, Jodhpur nurtured my curiosity and drive to explore, while working with startup-led and growing teams refined my focus on clarity and structure, particularly in periods of change.

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Throughout my early years, I explored multiple creative directions to better understand my place as a designer. I resisted limiting myself to a single discipline, choosing instead to explore widely before refining my focus.

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It was during my time at the University of the Arts London, and living in London, that my approach truly crystallised. The experience encouraged a slower, more reflective way of working grounded in context, storytelling, and long-term thinking rather than immediacy.

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Experiences beyond client work including volunteering as Head Volunteer at Tom Dixon, and engaging with exhibitions, seminars, and industry events further shaped how I see design as something that exists beyond the screen, within lived environments.

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Across personal, professional, and academic experiences, I’ve learned to think of design as a system rather than isolated outcomes. This perspective continues to shape how I approach my work today.

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Today, my practice sits at the intersection of intentional design and storytelling, guided by experience, reflection, and a commitment to building thoughtfully.