Ms. Shraddha Salvi

Bio

Ms. Shraddha Salvi is an Assistant Professor at the School of Visual Arts, Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University, Pune. With over two years of teaching experience, she brings a creative and research-driven approach to the classroom. Her academic and creative interests lie at the intersection of visual arts and cultural studies. Her areas of interest include typography, visual storytelling, semiotics, and the role of visual media in preserving cultural narratives.

Ms. Salvi is passionate about teaching creatively to make learning more engaging and accessible for students. She designs interactive assignments that foster critical thinking, conceptual clarity, and visual experimentation. She has worked extensively on themes such as expressive typography, semiotic analysis, and cultural representation in cinema and print. Her approach to teaching emphasizes student involvement, encouraging them to explore ideas deeply while building strong foundations in visual communication and cultural understanding.

Research Area : Visual Analysis, Media and Communication Studies