Information Designer \ Prototyper / Design Educator \ Data Walker
I research, design, and prototype data-rich interfaces and experiences. My best work happens in complex, multi-layered contexts, particularly in the ambiguous early stages of shaping nascent applications of technology.
Product design, design engineering, and information design all describe what I do, depending on who's asking. Fitting it neatly into one title is an ongoing challenge.
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Data Product Designer
2023 — Now
I contributed towards UX and data visualisation efforts for the Saudi Electricity Company’s Hajj real-time operations dashboard. Serving over 2 million pilgrims each year, this platform enables leadership teams to monitor infrastructure readiness and coordinate incident response.
Form Energy is an energy technology company developing battery storage solutions for a fully renewable-powered grid. Embedded within the technology development team, I contributed to their internal web application supporting battery test stand observability and control in R&D, helping engineers configure tests, interpret the high-volumes of test data, and monitor battery systems efficiently.
Nova is an early-stage analytics platform building the next generation of tools for sellers to effectively understand and act on their data. I helped define and shape the initial product zero-to-one.
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Associate Lecturer
2023 — Now
I deliver lectures and facilitate workshops on data visualisation and computational design. I also support students in developing multidisciplinary projects that explores the power, potential, social and cultural impacts of data visualisation.
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Information Design Researcher
2019 — 2022
As part of Storylabs, Gramener's research team specialising in data visualisation and storytelling, I consulted for over a dozen international organisations and NGOs, built custom tools and facilitated workshops helping teams craft clear, audience-focused data narratives.
Through my personal practice, I explore pluralistic ways of working with data and technology that hold space for ambiguity, lived experience, and emotion. I care about what slips through the cracks — the things that don't fit neatly in spreadsheets — but still very much shape how we understand the world. So, a lot of what I do is about questioning what we even consider "data" in the first place, and figuring out how we might honour what's messy, intangible, and hard to measure.
Off the clock, I code for creative expression, keep finding my way back to a printing press, or make oddly-shaped books, though my shelves have long since run out of space. I also facilitate data walks in cities around the world.
In my downtime, I dance, wander where my feet lead me, go on long hikes — preferably coastal — or, ride trains along the English countryside, nose pressed to the window.
Talks & Showcase
2026
- Atlas of Intangibles / Feeling of Computing, London
2025
- Atlas of Intangibles / State of The Map US 2025, Boston
2024
- Atlas of Intangibles / Drifting Purposefully / University of the Arts London
- Atlas of Intangibles / DataFest Tbilisi
- Atlas of Intangibles / Fourth World Congress of Psychogeography, Canterbury
- Atlas of Intangibles / Communicating Complexity Conference, Barcelona
- Atlas of Intangibles / Eurasian Dataviz Conference
- Data Visualisation Show & Tell / Set Reset
- Visualising Archives / Masterclass / Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology
2023
- Atlas of Intangibles / London Data Visualisation meet-up
- Joyful Data / Future of Coding, London
- Guest speaker / London College of Communication
- Subjective Objects / London College of Communication
2022
- Data art & storytelling / Gramener
2021
- Asking a Shadow to Dance / ACM SIGGRAPH SPARKS Conference
- Joyful Data / Creative Coding Santé
- Asking a Shadow to Dance / Typography Day Conference
2020
- Guest speaker / Srishti Institute of Art, Design & Technology
- Asking a Shadow to Dance / Co-Po-Jam, dra.ft festival
- Ink on Paper / Processing Community Day
2019
- Let’s Put a Pin on It / Data Room / Agami Summit
- Come, Let’s Take a (Data) Selfie / UX India
- Asking a Shadow to Dance / Srishti Institute of Art, Design & Technology
- Asking a Shadow to Dance / Bangalore International Center
Workshops
2025
- Observe, Collect, Map / London Data Week 2025
- Observe, Collect, Map / State of The Map US 2025, Boston
- Creative Coding & Generative Art / University of the Arts London
- Critical Cartographies / University of the Arts London
2024
- Data Visualisation / University of the Arts London
- Creative Coding & Generative Art / Rochester Institute of Technology
- Observe, Collect, Map / DataFest Tbilisi
- Observe, Collect, Map / Fourth World Congress of Psychogeography, Canterbury
- Atlas of Intangibles / London Data Week 2024
- Data Me, Data You / Co-delivered with Henrietta Ross / Science Museum, London
- Data Physicalisation / Co-delivered with Henrietta Ross / London College of Communication
2023
- Data Ethics & Data Advocacy / Co-delivered with Henrietta Ross & Carla Fernández Arce / Information Plus conference, Edinburgh
2022
- Explorable Narratives & Data Storytelling / Gramener
2020
- Making the Thing that Makes the Thing / p5.js teach
- Making the Thing that Makes the Thing / Processing Community Day, India
- Data Comics Workshop / Co-organised with Storylabs, Gramener / Indian School of Business, Hyderabad
2019
- Data Art & Creative Coding / Co-delivered with Rasagy Sharma / National Institute of Design, Bangalore
- Data Comics Workshop / Co-organised with Storylabs, Gramener / Grofers, Bangalore
Appreciation
2024
- Featured in Rows & Columns newsletter curated by Applied Works
- Won Gold in the Data2Speak Awards under data art & storytelling category
- Featured in the exhibition — Vision Unbound — curated by the NEXT & Electronic Literature Lab for Women's History Month
- Featured in Issue I of the Visualising Data newsletter curated by Andy Kirk
- Featured in the February issue of the Web Curios newsletter
- Featured in the January issue of the Best of Data for Everyone newsletter curated by Infogr8
2023
- Won a honorable mention in the Pudding Cup
- Won a Blue Elephant in Kyoorius Design Awards
- India's Best Design Project at India's Best Design Awards
- Featured in the Processing Community Catalog
- Archived in the ECPC Electronic Art collection curated by the School For Poetic Computation
2021
- Archived in Volume 4 of the Electronic Literature Collection
2020
- Featured in Issue II of the Blackslash Lit Magazine