Shruti Mittal

The Feelings Lab is a tactile and interactive toolkit designed to foster emotional literacy and awareness in neurodivergent children.

By shifting away from clinical interventions, the project recognises emotional sense making and regulation as a collaborative process between parents and children. Grounded in the lived experience of families and key research on co-regulation and embodied learning, the toolkit situates itself within the home environment. Where shared making, play and hands-on activities help children externalise, express and make sense of their feelings.

Designed to be flexible and open ended, it creates space for families to navigate complex emotions together, in ways that feel accessible and engaging to them.

Resonance is an immersive audiovisual project that explores the intersection of sound, space, and cultural identity through five religious institutions in Singapore. 

By capturing and analysing the unique acoustics of these sacred spaces, the project seeks to translate their sonic environments into dynamic visual expressions. 

This project explores some of the key challenges within modern dating culture and proposes a new feature that aims to address them.

Through primary surveys and secondary research, we identified recurring issues users face on dating apps today—including the lack of meaningful connections, dating fatigue caused by endless swiping and texting, and limited opportunities for genuine in-person interaction.

In response, we developed MeetCute, a community-driven feature that allows users to join curated interest-based events such as book clubs, baking sessions and creative workshops. By shifting the experience away from purely digital interactions and towards shared real-world activities, the feature encourages more authentic, engaging and meaningful connections between people with similar interests.