Sehar Vedi

SEHAR VEDI

DIGITAL ARCHIVE

REPOSITORY

Sehar Vedi (b.2002, Delhi) is an inter-disciplinary spatial designer, currently based in London, UK.

She studied Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics before pursuing a MA in Interior Design at the Royal College of Art.

For extended portfolio, CV, and inquiries please contact seharvedi@gmail.com or Sehar Vedi @LinkedIn

Reflections representing the repeated interior elements of 15 Westferry Circus, London.

The Meanwhile Spaces exhibition at Roca London Gallery explores the transformative potential of temporary urban spaces. By repurposing vacant highstreet buildings for cultural and creative use, these spaces provide opportunities for artists, designers, and communities while revitalizing underutilized areas.

Liminal Spaces | Investigate Research Unit

Liminal spaces is a research project which looks at transitional moments to consider what in-betweenness means in the context of design. Reflecting on my own experiences and those around me, I noticed how the human body moves through space. Spatial layouts enable us to move, but with that movement comes a search for...

Fallen Capital | Media Studies

Embedded within the context of V&A’s Cast Courts, Fallen Capital seeks to unravel the silenced histories embedded within the museum’s walls. Central to the work is the column inspired by the Sanchi Stupa Gateway in India – an artefact which was once displayed in the colonial collection but ultimately removed after...

(A)mend | superREUSE Primer | RCA

As (a)mend focuses on reimagining the existing by repurposing the fragile nature of an old stained glass window. Instead of treating the old and the new as separate entities, they are brought together to coexist in harmony...

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Architecture of Waiting | Realise | RCA GDL

Waiting belongs to one of the most overlooked practices of everyday life; it’s seen as a by-product of the everyday ebbs and flows and is hence rarely planned for, especially in public spaces. Rather than fixing pauses to make space more efficient, this project embraces waiting as...

Liminal Spaces was featured in the RCA Graduate Diploma 2024 Cohort Publication