Anindia is a multidisciplinary artist with a passion for visual and sound arts, experience design, and creative education.
Beginning her career in education as a music teacher, she has encountered diverse students and observed the cyclical societal issues they face and experience. In 2023, she pursued a master’s degree in Design for Performance and Interaction at the Bartlett School of Architecture, where she started to focus her work exploring how humans weave their body and mind, physically and socially, within space — making trauma the focal point of her research-led project.
Through drawing, printmaking, rattan weaving, light and shadow play, poetry, and musical expression, she investigates how the process of hands-on activities and cross-modal translations guide our bodies towards discovering a safe space and a journey to resilience. Drawing on the foundation of NeuroGraphica in her practice, she has successfully opened up the channel to release herself, trusting only her body and intuition, which has fostered her self-esteem and confidence to embrace possibilities and connect with people. And through hands-on creations, she strives to balance intuition and meticulous design to bring ideas to life.