About the Workshop
Deciphering a cosmic code is analogous to unraveling patterns in 3D. It is about understanding how the forms, textures, and light of this complex ballet interact. As you navigate each curve and uncover a new level of intricacy, you take on the role of choreographer in this visual symphony. It is the skill of transforming your thoughts into a real, three-dimensional interpretation that enthralls and surpasses reality. In this workshop, you will not only produce visually stunning 3D forms, but also foster a deeper understanding of spatial relationships and artistic expression. Participants will leave with unique, three-dimensional creations that showcase their individuality and creativity.
Workshop Facilitator
Smruti Raghani
Ar. Smruti Raghani currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the Symbiosis Institute of Design. With a professional journey spanning 19 years, she is a Council of Architecture (COA) registered architect. Having earned her Master's in Architectural Education, Ar. Smruti is well-versed in the practical aspects of architecture and interior design and is currently pursuing a Ph.D., further contributing to the academic discourse within the realm of architecture. She is the author of the book titled ‘Dust on the Walls’ that delves into the nuanced exploration of the diverse emotions and feelings elicited by various architectural structures. Ar. Smruti has carved out a niche in her research endeavors, focusing on the intersection of Spirituality and Architecture. By delving into this domain, she contributes not only to the theoretical understanding of architecture but also to its holistic and meaningful integration into human lives.
Akashdeep Sharma
Ar. Akashdeep Sharma, a Council of Architecture registered architect is an Assistant Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Design, with the Industrial Design department. He has done his Masters in Construction Management from Pune University and has 8 years of experience in the field of architecture and interior design & decoration. He is very affable and loves to collaborate with students and peers alike on creative and innovative approaches to design. He is also passionate about research in new construction material and architectural factors affecting the human lives. He believes that designers have the opportunity to affect the lives of people through their designs and wants to make these small interactions an experience through good design.
