Al-Amin's work explores the speculative intersection of infrastructure, communication, and political power within contested social landscapes. Their designs dissect the ways in which both physical and digital networks mold collective behavior and reinforce - or potentially subvert - existing hierarchies. By examining the interplay of social media dynamics and geometric patterns, Al-Amin creates alternative models that expose the latent political implications encoded within infrastructure systems, while projecting these to abstract futures. Each piece functions as a meticulously researched thought experiment, drawing on detailed political-science and communication principles. Al-Amin challenges viewers to question the perceived neutrality of the networks they inhabit, and to consider the far-reaching social consequences embedded within them. The designer draws heavily on analytical thinking with artistic influences, creating fictional histories in order to reveal alternative speculative futures. These histories illuminate complex social and political dynamics, creating a platform for reflection on the ethical and societal implications of technological advancement. Ultimately, Al-Amin's projects are designed to provoke dialogue. They are not intended as concrete solutions, but rather as critical tools for understanding the complex, and often hidden, forces that shape contemporary society, and that will define near futures.