Pearl Academy Student Work - Exhibiting Innovative Talent

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Shreya Kumar

Red

The colour of unity

Red signifies the unity of festivals – no discrimination, no differences. This festive season Lakmé united people, all with the colour red, in 50 shades that represent everyone. Brand: Lakmé India Agency: The Glitch

Shivamm Paathak

Craft first, style later.

Photographers have their own unique styles which they develop after years in the game, but each one focuses more on practicing the craft which includes the basics. This is why it’s essential to learn the craft first. Style evolves naturally over time.

Shinny Jain

Last Errors of Plastic - Wearable garbage for a sustainable world

Shinny has always been deeply affected by India‘s waste management crisis. When she arrived in Delhi to start her life as a college student at Pearl Academy, she was disgusted to see the amount of garbage disfiguring the face of India‘s mighty capital. Delhi generates more than 10,000 tonnes of garbage every day, most of which stacks up in ugly hills, posing environmental and public-safety hazards. Urban India‘s waste management issue is further complicated because recyclables, organic wastes and toxic wastes are all dumped

Sana Kapur

The Mirror Reality.

Sana Kapur’s piece draws inspiration from Yayoi Kusama’s infinity room of mirrors. These mirrors shed light on the repetitive nature of a person’s mindset and behaviour. It also depicts how much people nowadays are afraid of the truth of the world.

Lakshmi lyengar

Saatchi Art

The project is inspired by the wind- the living breath of the universe, described by 'Saatchi Art- Olga Zelinskaya, which is also called the spirit. It is about a young girl who has the power of manipulating the ambience and air flow with her innocent yet strong and passionate thoughts. By Lakshmi lyengar, Student, School of Fashion

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Simarjiv Singh

Biological Leather Technology

An empirical study to evaluate the feasibility of introducing Bio Leather Tech in the Indian Market Biological Leather Technology facilitates the fabrication of leather without having to kill an animal in the process. Traditional leather supply chains can be arduous and difficult to manage. The irregular shape of animal hides can lead to 20 to 30 percent of animal skins going to waste regularly. It also involves the raising and slaughtering of billions of animals in a process that is inefficient, cruel and comes with huge environmental impact. A revolution in biotechnology has enabled scientists to grow natural leather using just the DNA strands and collagen of animals in a controlled laboratory scenario. This has led to the creation of a material that is biologically — and perceptibly — almost indistinguishable from animal leather.

For his final thesis project at Pearl Academy, Simarjiv has studied the possibilities and advantages of introducing this revolutionary technology to India. He saw the leather industry as holding a prominent place in the Indian economy.

Sarthak Khandelwal

Leather of The Future

A sustainable alternative using cactus leather that not only exudes style but also treads lightly on the environment.

Muskaan Mundhra

Serein: A sustainable fashion statement.

Serein is not just a brand, it’s a lifestyle where aesthetics meets ethics. The attempt was to shift people’s perception of luxury by focusing on untroubled fashion by introducing sustainable, vegan and nature-friendly products.

Muskaan Mundhra

Vegan Fashion

Crafted to perfection for aesthetics with ethics. Providing sustainable, vegan environment-friendly goods.

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Tanmeet Kaur

Financy: Revolutionizing Financial Literacy

A contemporary mobile app, aiming to make financial education accessible and engaging.

Shreya Dutt

Bubble of Resonance

An interactive Bang & Olufsen space

Gen Z is a highly individualistic generation, from wanting personalized products and experiences to expressly maintaining and upholding their personal space. This is why most Gen Z is lost in their headphones. It's not just the latest song they’re vibing to, or a new podcast episode talking about a niche topic. It is either to amplify the feeling of the moment or conversely, to escape the moment into the safe space in their mind.

Ritika Puraswani

Chokho

Chokho means ʻBadiyaʼ in Hindi and is a lifestyle and accessory brand to promote Rajasthan culture, the brand focuses on providing mature yet quirky designs to customers while promoting Indian culture in youth as well to foreign travellers. The products of chokho tend to capture the experiences of Rajasthan in a unique illustrated way which is an attempt to promote tourism.

Karishma Dwivedi

The Social Expedition:A Virtual Reality game designed for conquering social anxiety

A Virtual Reality game designed for conquering social anxiety through the integration of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Ayush Kalra

Feminism: A new twist.

Ayush Kalra's art explores India’s patriarchal culture

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Shveni Nanda

Arch Case

A Tribute to Heritage

A statement bag that combines Texon's structural resilience with the fitness of sewn leather. It's an ode to historic craftsmanship.

Shivani Jadhav

BUDDING BUDDY
Learning Made Fun

An innovative study table that enhances the learning experience of children with ADHD

Monika Jhakar

Earth’s Tonic-Skincare Experience Center

The skincare experience center incorporates a unique concept that combines education, innovation, and experiential retail to create a one-of-a-kind destination for skincare enthusiasts. This center is designed to be a space that offers a personalised and immersive experience to customers. The center celebrates the power of nature and its ability to nourish and heal the skin.

Harsh Lotiya

Karat

An ergonomic portable storage unit to increase the access of fresh farm produce to consumers and businesses in India. The projectwas featured in Design: Impact Ideathon 2020.

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Siddhant Bhosale

Bombay Rhapsody

A 70's inspired dynamic music video capturing nostalgia & translating moments into emotion-packed visuals.

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Riddhesh Khismatrao

Survivor's Valor

A post-apocalyptic shooter game developed to navigate a world besieged by zombies through intense combats.