HI, I'M ABRAHAM HAJI YOUNES, AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER WHO TRANSFORMS OBSERVATIONS INTO INNOVATIONS AND STORIES INTO EXPERIENCES.
Good design dissolves into daily life. Products should feel inevitable, not invented. I find the real need, then create the obvious solution that was always waiting to be discovered.
Film taught me that the best stories are felt, not told. I bring this to industrial design: creating objects that support life without announcing themselves. Beautiful, responsible, necessary.
HI, I'M ABRAHAM HAJI YOUNES, AN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER WHO TRANSFORMS OBSERVATIONS INTO INNOVATIONS AND STORIES INTO EXPERIENCES.
Good design dissolves into daily life. Products should feel inevitable, not invented. I find the real need, then create the obvious solution that was always waiting to be discovered.
Film taught me that the best stories are felt, not told. I bring this to industrial design: creating objects that support life without announcing themselves. Beautiful, responsible, necessary.
We live in a time when microplastics are everywhere: in our oceans, our soil, even in our bodies. It's an invisible crisis, but its consequences are deeply real. As an industrial designer, I can't look away.
Every choice I make (materials, form, production, distribution) leaves a trace. And when those traces never disappear, the responsibility grows heavier.
Design isn't about creating something new. It's about thinking further. What happens when it's no longer used? Can it be recycled? Should it even exist?
To design with responsibility is to ask the hard questions. To sometimes choose less. To do less, but better. To see beauty not only in how something looks, but in the impact it has on the world around us.
It's not easy. It's not always comfortable. But it's necessary.
And for me, that's where design begins.
We live in a time when microplastics are everywhere: in our oceans, our soil, even in our bodies. It's an invisible crisis, but its consequences are deeply real. As an industrial designer, I can't look away.
Every choice I make (materials, form, production, distribution) leaves a trace. And when those traces never disappear, the responsibility grows heavier.
Design isn't about creating something new. It's about thinking further. What happens when it's no longer used? Can it be recycled? Should it even exist?
To design with responsibility is to ask the hard questions. To sometimes choose less. To do less, but better. To see beauty not only in how something looks, but in the impact it has on the world around us.
It's not easy. It's not always comfortable. But it's necessary.
And for me, that's where design begins.
CINEMATIC WORKS
Film taught me to see the story in every gesture. I document artists finding form, just as I search for it in design.
CINEMATIC WORKS
Film taught me to see the story in every gesture. I document artists finding form, just as I search for it in design.
Think with Your Heart (2021)
A documentation of Leif Ahrle's transformative journey from actor to glass artist. A story about identity, passion, and the courage to follow one's heart.
Think with Your Heart (2021)
A documentation of Leif Ahrle's transformative journey from actor to glass artist. A story about identity, passion, and the courage to follow one's heart.