Hi there!

I am Shreem, a multi-disciplinary art and design creative and marketing specialist. Currently working on projects in handmade, sustainable, ethical craft and cultural preservation while building a wellness community.

I am also building Sarla, a platform for small indigenous local businesses and tribal artisans to share their art and voice to a global audience - it’s all about giving credit to the hands that make, slow consumerism and craftsmanship.

LMK if there’s anything on my portfolio that caught your attention - all ideas and feedback is welcome. Let’s talk…

A woman with bright blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick, wearing large gold earrings and a pink top, holding fluffy beige pampas grass, with a pastel purple background.

Interactive Mural at

London’s After Dark Festival

After Dark, having started in Bexhill has spread its wings, is now making its 5th comeback at the University of East London, 2026.

“ The wall is your safe-space, it’s for venting, scribbling, rants, colouring and letting it all out. It’s for you.”
— Shreem Khare

Art Direction | Design | Production | Photography | Social media

Shreem invites you to the SportsDock by the Royal Docks to her interactive mural for a unique art therapy experience. It’s a space where art transcends mere visuals and becomes a conduit for self-expression and release, echoing the depths of your being onto the canvas of liberation. The UV lights and florescent colours are used to match the theme of the After Dark Festival.

Colorful mural with drawings of people exercising, symbols, hearts, rainbows, and various doodles on a white background.
Line drawing mural featuring various athletic and recreational activities, including yoga, lifting weights, running, playing badminton, and sitting on lotus flowers, with logos of East London Sport and University of East London.
Colorful neon graffiti mural on a wall inside a building, featuring various abstract figures, symbols, and scenes, with vivid colors and bright outlines.

As a part of London's AfterDark Festival the interactive mural is a wellness initiative by Graphic Designer, Shreem Khare, in collaboration with East London Sport. The audience is invited to the interactive mural for individual creative expression and communication - for colouring, venting, scribbling, rants, de-stressing and letting go.

A woman standing in front of a large, colorful mural filled with drawings of hearts, flowers, peace signs, and various whimsical characters. The mural appears to be in a public indoor space, possibly a gymnasium or community center, with a reflection of the space's ceiling and lights visible in the background.

Over 4000 people signed up to the AfterDark Festival and took part in the interactive mural for our unique art therapy session. The mural is now a permanent part of the SportsDock, with the space dedicated to art therapy and continues to receive visitors who interact with the mural in their own ways of creative expression.

Colorful abstract mural with children, animals, and floral designs drawn on a purple background.
Colorful graffiti artwork featuring various drawings, symbols, and figures, including people exercising, sports equipment, hearts, peace signs, and abstract designs on a purple background.
Colorful abstract drawing featuring various figures, doodles, hearts, rainbows, and random scribbles on a blue background.
Colorful graffiti art featuring various drawings, words, and symbols on a purple background. Includes figures, hearts, smiley faces, flowers, animals, and abstract shapes in bright colors like green, pink, orange, and red.

Recent marketing case studies

Illustration promoting active lifestyle on a university campus, featuring people engaging in sports, exercise, and outdoor activities with vibrant colors and various icons related to fitness and education.

An inclusion & wellness multi-million pound campaign with Greater London Authority (Mayor of London), University of East London, East London Sport, Jr. NBA, Everybody on Boards

Person taking a photo with a smartphone of a poster that says "Sports in Your Futures" with a group of smiling diverse young children.

I led marketing for a community programme that connects primary schools across London with the power of sport, wellbeing, and education.

Flyer for Sports Dock at University of East London, highlighting open access to the public for fitness and wellbeing activities, with photos of people exercising and smiling.

I led the Re-Brand, marketing, membership and revenue growth and market recovery campaign for SportsDock gym for Olympic, elite athletes and public members.

Performance art at Way Out East Gallery, London

Between People Gallery (previously known as Way Out East) is an institutional art space that showcases higher education group exhibitions as well as invited established artists, curated by it's team of co-directors. It houses a UEL art collection that tours its campuses, as well as managing multiple events and symposiums relating to practice-based research.

In this heartfelt preface, I invite you to embark on a journey through time and tradition, where ancient grid systems intertwine with modern creativity to create a symphony of design that transcends boundaries and echoes the whispers of our ancestors.