Sabrina Tirvengadum is a London based multidisciplinary deaf artist of a British-Mauritian heritage.
Co-founder at we’re all human
Recent Projects
2021: WGSN: Create Better: Innovating towards a sustainable future




2022: NYM: Not your Monolith, I AM , Issue 1
2021: Rye Here Rye Now Poster Exhibition part of the LDF
The below pieces are representations of the articles
“I am… Chronically Brown” by Sukhjeen Kaur and Shani Dhanda
This issue explores the concept of who we are as individuals and as a community of artists and writers from across the globe. I am not your monolith. I am disabled. I am more than my impairment or condition.



2021: Wiilma Lockdown all Ages Community Art Competition
2021: Featured at Wiilma’s ‘Create and Connect Safely from Home’ Exhibition supported by Barbican’s Leytonstone Loves Film Festival
Project title: Being different shouldn’t divide us
A series of quotable posters intended to open up a conversation about accessibility in digital spaces. Many websites create barriers so that people with disabilities or other access needs cannot use them.
There are lots of ways that digital spaces can be designed to remove this exclusion. And by designing with inclusion in mind, design becomes more useful. Our contribution can be much greater, and celebrating our differences can bring us together





2020: Cannes Lions + Wetransfer + dubble
Questions for the Future : LIONS x WeTransfer
The “Questions for the Future” series in partnership with WeTransfer showcases a series of beautiful digital canvases that depict open-ended questions about the future of creativity put forward by LIONS Live speakers.
They asked designers from the LIONS Creative Studio to produce artistic interpretations of these questions which live as wallpapers on WeTransfer.com.
No rules, no brand guidelines. No… well, OK, there was a brief. But aside from that: pure creative freedom and a blank canvas for fresh ideas. Take a moment to explore the artwork and the reasoning behind each of the questions.
I led the international disabled creative team at dubble and we produce a Wetransfer wallpaper and social assets within a week. It was available to view for 3 months.


2020: dubble article
Dating: Mixed Signals
From dating app disclosure to first dates in loud pubs, dating while hard of hearing can cause a lot of mixed signals.

2020: #HomeIs
2021: HomeMade
Supported by Waltham Forest London Borough of Culture 2019
and featured at Leytonstone Loves Film + Barbican
This film screening event will screen short documentary films made around the theme of home and what home means during Covid.
#HomeIs Film Project: Q&A Session

Square layout with 7 Speakers, Sabrina is positioned in the center of the frame.