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.

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Pallavi Kiragi


Multidisciplinary Designer
Artist

 

New Media & Generative Design
Interface Design
Work Experiences
Visual Communication Graphics
Multimedia in Automobiles
Industrial & Product Design
LEVI Brand Strategy
Catering Service Design
Method Design Toolkit
Personal Informatics in Home Technology
Proxemics in Exhibiton Space
Covid Sound
Social Landscapes Research




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Multimedia in Automobiles

Experimenting concepts through cross-model explorations within automobile experiences opens doors to innovative realms. By leveraging tools for prototyping and multimedia integration, we delve into a dynamic landscape where the fusion of technology and automotive design revolutionizes the user experience.





Prototyping in XR

AR/VR, Unity, Mixed reality, multiple medium prototyping

Utilizing Extended Reality (XR) within invitation cards can elevate the invitation experience by offering a preview of the Auto Car exhibition show. Through XR technology, recipients can glimpse the anticipated space design featuring cars, banners, and consultants, thereby enhancing the overall invitation experience.

Holographic Museum

Multimedia prototype, video editing, AR/VR

Delve into holographic elements within museum encounters, offering a complete immersion in the holographic representation of an individual car. This experience is both experiential and informative. How can holograms transcend mere 3D displays to become more interactive and engaging?