Ashmina Lamichhane* (b.1999, Kowloon, Hong Kong) is a British-Nepali social designer and researcher based in London.
Grounded in indigenous collectivist-based practices, she holds fostering dialogues with(in) communities as a fundamental part in anticolonial design pedagogy. Her research dissects themes surrounding: identity, culture, indigenous craft and feminism.
Taking on roles as a facilitator, graphic designer, collaborator, journalist, activist and photographer she aspires to bridge cultures and archive the diasporic experience.
Grounded in indigenous collectivist-based practices, she holds fostering dialogues with(in) communities as a fundamental part in anticolonial design pedagogy. Her research dissects themes surrounding: identity, culture, indigenous craft and feminism.
Taking on roles as a facilitator, graphic designer, collaborator, journalist, activist and photographer she aspires to bridge cultures and archive the diasporic experience.
Education
MA Visual Communication — Royal College of Art, 2022 - 2023
BA (Hons) Graphic Design — Kingston University, 2018 - 2021
Foundation Art & Design Diploma — University for the Creative Arts, 2017-2018
Exhibited in
RCA2023, Kengsinton — 2023
Mish Mash, Dray Walk Gallery — 2021
PRINTed E.I.N.A, University Gallery Barcelona — 2018
The Annual National Students’ Art Exhibition, Mall Galleries — 2017
Full CV available upon request via:
ashmina@live.com
@ash_m1na
*Preferred name is Ashmina Rana
MA Visual Communication — Royal College of Art, 2022 - 2023
BA (Hons) Graphic Design — Kingston University, 2018 - 2021
Foundation Art & Design Diploma — University for the Creative Arts, 2017-2018
Exhibited in
RCA2023, Kengsinton — 2023
Mish Mash, Dray Walk Gallery — 2021
PRINTed E.I.N.A, University Gallery Barcelona — 2018
The Annual National Students’ Art Exhibition, Mall Galleries — 2017
Full CV available upon request via:
ashmina@live.com
@ash_m1na
*Preferred name is Ashmina Rana