Pallavi Kiragi 

Multidisciplinary Designer. Artist.


As a human-centered practitioner, I am always looking to embrace transdisciplinary design values and actions through experimentation of processes and mediums. Familiarize with trends and assess their relevance to the user's definition and experience via perception and thought process. I am passionate about tangible interactions, spatial design, and data-driven outcomes. My other form of creative expression is music production, specifically sound design and synthesis applied to film scoring and electronic music.

About 

Email
Instagram
Linkedin
︎︎︎Home         Next ︎︎︎

Pallavi Kiragi


UX / Interaction Designer
Artist

 



CATEGORY


Interactive & Emerging Media

UX & Digital Interfaces

Branding & Strategy

Information Graphics & Narratives

Industrial & Spatial Design



BLOG



ABOUT



︎  ︎  ︎

Information Graphics & Narratives


Visual Design & Narratives, UI/UX, Graphic and Content Design
 


Graphic Design, Visual narratives & Promotion, Photography
These creatives integrated visual storytelling and messaging across documentaries, interviews, promotional content, and marketing materials using video editing, GIFs, and photoshoots. Each piece was designed to engage audiences and enhance brand communication by tailoring content to its specific format.
Visual Design, Interaction, UX and Graphics

These companies and studios offered practical training that bridged my academic knowledge with real-world applications. Collaborating with industry professionals gave me valuable insights into real-world challenges and opportunities, enhancing my understanding of the field.

UI/UX, Wireframing, Prototyping

Client projects and explorations in wireframing layouts, focusing on guiding users through web experiences by blending familiar components with exploratory interactions while maintaining a balance between interactive and static elements.






UX Field Research, Public Space Design, Photography & Printmaking

For this project, Chickpete, Bengaluru's bustling marketplace, was chosen as the focus. Through on-site explorations and field visits, I analyzed the interactions between human and non-human elements in gathering spaces. Key landmarks were identified as central points for rendezvous and references.