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Siya Golecha: Building Cultural Bridges Through Design with Siyart Studio

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Abbey Bamford

8mo ago· 7 min readen

Summary

This article profiles Siya Golecha, founder of independent design studio Siyart, tracing her journey from fine art to graphic design. It explores how her multicultural background between India and London influences her design philosophy, which emphasizes storytelling, empathy, and cultural connection. The piece highlights her educational path through Central Saint Martins and how a tutor's encouragement led her to graphic design, blending artistic skills with business understanding.

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"One of my tutors, whose opinion I strongly valued, encouraged me to think seriously about graphic design as I had a good balance of artistic skills and business understanding, and kept up with global trends"
"This insight went on to shape my entire career path and approach to design"
"Empathy sits at the heart of my practice, allowing me to create designs that truly connect with people across cultures"
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The designer and founder of independent studio Siyart reflects on her journey from fine art to graphic design, the influence of her hometown Jaipur, and why empathy sits at the heart of her practic...

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