Asian Creatives Collective

Interviews

The interviews in Asian Creatives Collective highlight the voices shaping the creative world today. From established names to rising talents, these conversations dive into the stories behind the work, the inspirations driving innovation, and the cultural roots that tie everything together.

For the first issue, the editor and creator of the publication personally conducted each interview and thoughtfully curated this selection of interviewees. These creatives were chosen not only for their exceptional talent but also for their ability to inspire and challenge the narratives surrounding Asian identity and artistry.

Each conversation offers a glimpse into the creative process, the intersection of heritage and modernity, and the shared journey of redefining what it means to be an Asian creative in today’s world. Together, these stories serve as a celebration of resilience, innovation, and cultural pride, setting the stage for a new era of artistic expression.

Flip through and meet the voices driving a dynamic and ever-evolving global creative community.

Sai Vaishnavi Ramachandran

08 November 2024
Sai Vaishnavi Ramachandran
/ Niva Shah
Graphic Designer

Sai Vaishnavi Ramachandran is a junior at Parsons School of Design, pursuing a degree in Communication Design. Originally from Bangalore, India, and now based in New York City, Sai is a multidisciplinary designer with a passion for translating ideas into impactful visuals. Specializing in motion graphics, creative coding, and print, Sai seamlessly blends traditional and digital mediums to craft compelling narratives.

With a focus on innovative design solutions, Sai enjoys exploring the intersection of technology and creativity. Whether coding dynamic visuals, animating striking motion pieces, or crafting tactile print designs, Sai brings concepts to life with a unique perspective. Driven by curiosity and a love for experimentation, Sai continues to push boundaries and create meaningful work that resonates across mediums and audiences.