Alzahra's work explores hypothetical futures and unseen dimensions within the realm of international relations. Embracing a high degree of conceptual risk, the work seeks to dismantle preconceptions surrounding global power dynamics through meticulously crafted speculative designs. Drawing upon the symbolic language of sacred geometry, the designer constructs intricate frameworks that act as lenses through which to examine existing systems. These frameworks are then populated with elements drawn from the visual lexicon of both contemporary pop culture and ancient mythology, creating multifaceted narratives that challenge the viewer to question the 'official' versions of reality. The design philosophy is grounded in the belief that speculative interventions can disrupt entrenched patterns of thought. By juxtaposing seemingly incongruous elements – the formal rigor of geometry with the ephemeral nature of pop culture – Alzahra's work aims to provoke critical dialogue and foster a deeper understanding of the subtle forces that shape our shared global future, presenting alternative narratives devoid of explicit resolutions, thereby encouraging ongoing contemplation. The stark visual language employed borrows from architectural principles, translating abstract geopolitical concepts into tangible, albeit symbolic, forms. These forms do not offer solutions, but rather propose alternative perspectives. The objective is not to predict a definitive future, but to expand the realm of the possible and challenge accepted norms. Ultimately, the works function as carefully constructed thought experiments, prompting sustained reflection on the intricate interplay of power, belief and the narratives, which govern international relationships.