Jack of all trades.
I’m Shreyas, an Information Science Engineering student, passionate about building helpful, human-centered web experiences. Outside of tech, I enjoy basketball, photo and video editing, and photography. I’m building projects aimed at making useful tools for real people, and sharing my journey through an interactive portfolio of my work and interests.
Kage begins where the city stops: a mountain gate of cedar burned black, standing in its own weather. The soot is not decoration. It is how a board is taught to survive a hundred rainy seasons, and the first thing this place asks you to understand.
Climb the worn steps and the worship hall lifts out of the mist, its paper screens lit from inside like a lantern the size of a house. Above the eaves a vermilion moon holds its place, patient, half hidden. Nothing here is in a hurry. Neither, for the next ninety minutes, are you.
Cross the thresholdA multidisciplinary path
Scroll across the field. Select a direction to open the work, interests, and ideas behind it.
Photo and video editing, creative cuts, and visual stories will be added here.
Find me across the places where I share work, projects, edits, and ideas.
Each chapter is a walk, not a lecture. You arrive at the gate, climb the steps, sit with the lantern, and leave with one thing worth keeping.
Why a gate is a sentence, and what you agree to when you walk under one.
14 minShakkei: composing with a mountain you will never own.
18 minYakisugi: burning a board black so the weather will let it live.
21 minHow a single ember decides the scale of everything around it.
17 minWhy the moon burns red over the valley, and what the garden does with it.
22 minThe gate does not close behind you. Take the walk whenever the noise gets loud — it is always the same path, and never the same light.
Begin the walk