Hey I'm Aashita Verma (Ash), a designer, mix-media artist and creative technologist based in New York. I recently graduated with a master's in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design.
Growing up as both a math enthusiast and art kid naturally led me to graphic design and eventually to my love for computational design. Combining the two, my work lies at the intersection of design and creative technology where imagination meets functionality.
My work begins with everyday observations, overlooked stories, or data that is difficult to communicate through a single medium. I’m interested in how technology can make these ideas tangible, interactive, and memorable. My recent projects have explored cultural memory through interactive objects, visitor experiences for museums, generative web tools, sound archives, and new ways of combining physical and digital interaction.
Alongside my independent practice, I’ve worked across studios, technology companies, museums, and collaborative design teams, giving me experience taking ideas from early research and experimentation through prototyping, testing, visual systems, and final production.
My work has been recognized through opportunities including being a ✢ Selected artist for NYC's Neighborhood Passport Program (FIFA World Cup 2026) and an ✢ Art Grant recipient at MIT for a multimedia installation.
I like building new ways for design and technology to work together.
Growing up as both a math enthusiast and art kid naturally led me to graphic design and eventually to my love for computational design. Combining the two, my work lies at the intersection of design and creative technology where imagination meets functionality.
My work begins with everyday observations, overlooked stories, or data that is difficult to communicate through a single medium. I’m interested in how technology can make these ideas tangible, interactive, and memorable. My recent projects have explored cultural memory through interactive objects, visitor experiences for museums, generative web tools, sound archives, and new ways of combining physical and digital interaction.
Alongside my independent practice, I’ve worked across studios, technology companies, museums, and collaborative design teams, giving me experience taking ideas from early research and experimentation through prototyping, testing, visual systems, and final production.
My work has been recognized through opportunities including being a ✢ Selected artist for NYC's Neighborhood Passport Program (FIFA World Cup 2026) and an ✢ Art Grant recipient at MIT for a multimedia installation.
I like building new ways for design and technology to work together.
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