Haya Zaru is a Palestinian designer, exploring the intersection of design strategy, product development, and creative direction.
Her practice combines research, material collection, and making to trace the geological formations, ecological systems, and built landscapes of the Southern Levant, investigating how places are formed, inhabited, and what they continue to hold.
Working with soil, stone, metal, and wood, her work takes form as furniture and sculptural artefacts, where the material histories of place are encountered through acts of gathering.
Through collaboration with a diverse range of creatives and experts, she deepens her exploration of our role in shaping and transforming our environments.
Her practice combines research, material collection, and making to trace the geological formations, ecological systems, and built landscapes of the Southern Levant, investigating how places are formed, inhabited, and what they continue to hold.
Working with soil, stone, metal, and wood, her work takes form as furniture and sculptural artefacts, where the material histories of place are encountered through acts of gathering.
Through collaboration with a diverse range of creatives and experts, she deepens her exploration of our role in shaping and transforming our environments.