Do we have any quintessential lazy perfectionists in the room right now? No? Well, atleast there’s one on the other side currently. I am Devanshi Saravya, an architect and a strategic storyteller who also dabbles in something known as visual journalism. The work you see on this forum is a culmination of all the years spent discovering peel by peel through the roots of design, be it architectural and interior designing, writing or photography. With a penchant for design and a reasonable grasp on the English language, the desire to combine the two was born, which I’ll admit, has been fairly recent.

On a personal note, I believe I bring a zing to the workspace I am a part of, and let’s be honest, this is arguably the most important drive for maximum functionality and productivity. My anxiety ridden overthinking capabilities have managed to find a spot in the pros list of my skillset, ultimately aiding in preparing for any worst case scenarios with supreme time management skills, which is paramount. Adding my little touch to even the blandest of requests could possibly be one of my strongest suits. Being humble is one of them too, believe it or not. But, can bios ever exude humility?

When I am not designing or typing, I try my best managing to scoot in reading psychological thrillers (all while refusing to watch any scary movies) and any book that would sweep me off my feet and take me to the labyrinth of existential questioning, after which I’m left wondering why I happen to put myself through this cumbersome ordeal in the first place. Additionally, I am always on the hunt for non-stereotypical K-dramas, with the occasional typical ones as my guiltiest pleasure. Unfortunately, there is no twelve step program for this. My newfound but preexisting affability would hopefully help me sound marginally less dorky in person.