Product and Visual Systems Designer · Bengaluru

Curious by nature.
Systematic by practice.

I turn complex products into visual systems people can understand and teams can sustain.

Dennis Pious standing on the family farmland in Kottayam
The developing food forest / Kottayam

01 · The path

Three shifts shaped
how I design.

01

Physics

Look for patterns

Curiosity about how the world works taught me to look beneath the surface.

02

Communication design

Make ideas visible

Drawing and making became tools for helping people understand.

03

Systems practice

Design beyond screens

Today I focus on consistency, relationships and long-term maintenance.

02 · Living systems

A system should not need to be rescued every day.

A balanced terrarium gives every element a role. Good connections make the whole more resilient and reduce the need for constant intervention. I apply the same principle to products.

I’m also developing a food forest on family farmland in Kottayam—a place to explore these ideas at another scale.

View the farm album ↗
A miniature planted terrarium landscape in a glass vessel
A landscape in miniature
A dense moss terrarium with a small stone path
Balance, connection and enough space to grow

03 · Foundations

Practice, learning
and recognition.

Education

B.Sc Physics

St. Thomas College, Pala · 2012–2015

PG Diploma, Communication Design

Kerala State Institute of Design · 2015–2018

Further learning

Permaculture Design Course

Aranya PDC · 2026

UXPM Level 1

2026

Recognition

2 × iF Design Award

Philips clinical healthcare projects

Red Dot: Design Team of the Year

Philips · 2022

Several IP contributions

Primarily across clinical iconography

04 · Beyond the screen

Still curious about
how things become alive.

Consciousness, physics, philosophy, cinema and where AI may take humanity. Someday: an animated short film, more miniature ecosystems and a home on the farm.