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NIFT’27
@aarohiiichavan’s brain dump

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[1/3]Dehumanisation
We stop seeing people as people.
Labels replace names. Categories replace stories.
Racism, bullying, objectification, exclusion different forms of the same act: reducing a human being into something easier to ignore, judge, or harm.
When empathy disappears, violence becomes easier to justify.

Team UNLEARNING
Aarohi
Dheerendra
Divyakshi
Farheen
Vidushi

Shot by: @praw.nv
Assisted by: @abb____d
Makeup : @satwataditi
Model: @aarohiiichavan by @ro.realm

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[2/3]The Process
Unlearn the labels.
Pause before the stereotype.
Look again, listen longer, question what you were taught to believe.
Humanisation is not a moment
it’s a practice of choosing connection over categorisation, every single day.

Team UNLEARNING
Aarohi
Dheerendra
Divyakshi
Farheen
Vidushi

Shot by : @praw.nv
Assisted by : @abb____d
Makeup : @satwataditi
Model : @nurrrviii by @ro.realm

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[3/3]The Solution
What if we returned to a beginner’s heart seeing the world the way a child does?
Without pre-written categories. Without inherited fear.
Children meet difference with curiosity, not hierarchy.

Team UNLEARNING
Aarohi
Dheerendra
Divyakshi
Farheen
Vidushi

Shot by: @praw.nv
Assisted by: @abb____d
Makeup : @satwataditi
Model : @nurrrviii by @ro.realm

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If hate can be learned, it can also be unlearned.

TEAM UNLEARNING
Aarohi
Dheerendra
Divyakshi
Farheen
Vidushi

Models: @nurrrviii @aarohiiichavan
Makeup by: @satwataditi
Shot by: @praw.nv
Assisted by:@abb____d
Edited by: @hashiiim.t

#fashion #explore #fyp #editorial #video by @ro.realm

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Art to Wear wasn’t just a project, it was a dream that each one of the five of us had been holding onto since first year. It started with us and our crazy, almost unrealistic ideas and somewhere along the way, each one of you who joined as volunteers kept adding to it, shaping it, and truly making it possible. 🥹🩷

This wasn’t just behind the scenes… this was everything.
The late nights, the last-minute fixes, the stress, the laughter, and all the little moments in between that made this journey so special. ✨

And to every single one of our volunteers you were the heart of this journey.
Aadya, Aakarsh, Anika, Anjali, Anushree, Arpita, Girish, Guneet, Hazel, Himanshu, Jagriti, Janaki, Kaushiki, Ketki, Nandini, Richa, Riddhika, Rishika, Ritika, Rohan, Rudransh, Samruddhi, Swaranjali, Tanisha, Vaishnavi, Vijaya, Vinayak, Yashika and if we’ve missed anyone, please know you were just as important to us and this journey wouldn’t have been the same without you. 🩷

Art to Wear may have come to an end, but what we built, what we felt, and what we shared will stay with us forever especially doing this together right before our last year makes it even more meaningful. 🧿

This is just a glimpse of the love, chaos, and memories behind it all…
and now, it’s time to show you what we created. 🩷

With love,
Team Dhurandhar
Aarohi
Dheerendra
Divyakshi
Farheen
Vidushi

Edited by: @guneet.khushaldasani by @ro.realm

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One semester, countless iterations, and a vision to rethink how swimming aids feel and look — I designed Ascend.

A variable buoyancy swimming belt developed to adapt across skill levels, Ascend allows users to control support by adding or removing blocks. Moving away from bulky, childlike designs, this piece is created to be aesthetically refined and appealing for adults, young adults, and teenagers alike. The design features one large fixed block and six tapered removable ones, each attached securely with velcro for a firm, adjustable fit.

Constructed using neoprene (polychloroprene) with polyester-spandex, the belt is paired with durable nylon webbing and a plastic side-release buckle for ease and reliability. The blocks have PVC foam inside them, providing the primary buoyancy — lightweight, water-resistant, and safe for prolonged use — offering a total mass lift of 2.52 kg, making it ideal as a training aid.

Big thanks to @ffarheenar for the stitching, @hashiiim.t for capturing these shots, and @n_i_x_7 for modelling alongside me.

#productdesign #design #swim #swimming by @ro.realm

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Charminar ki moti gali se, Nizam Attar ke attar~

Sem 1 research — very fun.

#nift #photography #attar #hyderabad #design #college #designcollege by @ro.realm

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