Born in May 1998, Shania’s artistic sensibilities were first nurtured at home, where a quiet attentiveness to form, intuition, and texture began to shape her inner creative voice. She later honed this tactile approach at Multimedia Nusantara University, where her appreciation for Indonesian culture began to take deeper root.

In the first five years of her practice, Shania immersed herself in a wide range of creative disciplines—from brand identity and illustration to signage production and spatial design. Working independently and alongside local studios, she built a strong foundation in both concept and execution. These early years shaped her adaptable, hands-on approach—where creative direction is always grounded in detail, materiality, and purpose.

Shania’s current practice moves fluidly between spatial design, illustration, and fine art—three disciplines united by her intuitive sensitivity to tone, material, and atmosphere. Whether crafting a space, a drawing, or an object, she seeks to create work that invites stillness, movement, and return. Her interest in public installations reflects a growing desire to let design live gently within daily life, offering moments of clarity, joy, and resonance.

At the core of her work is a quiet belief that practice—like the self—is never final. Shania embraces evolution, allowing each piece to be shaped by what she knows now, while remaining open to what may change with time. In this way, her process becomes an ongoing conversation: thoughtful, responsive, and always in motion.