Sruthi Nair

A multidisciplinary designer exploring design as a tool for storytelling, critical inquiry and cultural reflection.
Her experience spans corporate design, printmaking, signage & wayfinding and research, with a particular focus on cultural representation in media.

Mina is a rebranding project that reimagines the identity of a Gulf-raised creative navigating between Arab and Western cultures, using an anti-branding approach to celebrate her dual heritage and unapologetically unfiltered voice.

Selective Recording is an ongoing research-led publication and database project
examining the limited archetypes of Gulf-based NRIs in Malayalam films through script and
dialogue analysis, advocating for more nuanced representation.

A Line Which Forms A Volume (ALWFAV) is a critical reader and symposium of graphic design-led research, which is written, edited, designed, and published by participants of the MA Graphic Media Design (MA GMD) course at the London College of Communication and advised by Irene Sempere.

Reforming Archaic Conventions is an animated poster developed during my undergraduate
studies, critically examining outdated Indian domestic and marital abuse laws through
typographic and illustrative design, combining legal research with metaphor-driven visuals to
highlight systemic legal failures.

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