Cultural Threads × Hooded Alchemy at Doha Design District brings together two ongoing artist-directed projects—each developed through research and experimentation in my Drawing Studio course—as a unified, site-specific installation commissioned by Doha Design District.

The work was installed across multiple floors of the building, including elevators, hallways, and shared public spaces. Rather than occupying a traditional gallery, the installation unfolds gradually through the architecture itself—turning corridors into curated sequences and circulation spaces into sites of visual engagement. Cultural Threads contributed large-scale graphic compositions drawn from students' cultural research, abstracted and extended into environmental-scale installations. Hooded Alchemy contributed custom falcon hoods and display objects reinterpreting falconry traditions through contemporary drawing and design. Together, the two projects created a layered dialogue between textile, craft, identity, and place—presented not as classroom exercises but as a cohesive exhibition authored through artistic direction, selection, and recomposition.