Bakhtiar's work explores the intersection of cognitive science, biomimicry, and the uninhibited imagination of childhood, creating speculative designs that challenge our preconceptions about the relationship between form, function, and thought. The designer's creations are not aimed at solving practical problems, but rather at prompting reflection on how our minds interact with the world and the processes of learning and understanding. By carefully studying the inherent structures of the natural world and the spontaneous creativity of children's play, Bakhtiar distills fundamental principles of cognition and translates them into tangible conceptual forms. These forms are not intended as finished products, but as catalysts for contemplation and inquiry. Each design is a meticulously crafted thought experiment, a conceptual artifact designed to stimulate specific cognitive processes and provoke a deeper awareness of our own internal mechanisms of perception and understanding. The designer believes that by exploring the potential of design to engage with our innate cognitive abilities, we might broaden our current thinking systems. Bakhtiar invites the viewer to engage with these designs not as passive observers, but as active participants in a dialogue about the nature of thought, the origins of understanding, and the boundless possibilities of the human mind.