Adipa's social design practice explores how visual communication, research and participatory methods can support communities, public spaces and non-human life.

Her projects often sit between design, communication, urban systems and environmental understanding, using tools like storytelling, spatial observation, co-design and prototyping to reveal needs that are not always visible.

Whether it’s creating playful interventions in the city, designing for animal–inclusive environments, or translating complex issues into accessible narratives, her aim is always the same: to make information clearer, participation easier and caring relationships more possible.