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Lukas Yonis Abubeker
Lukas Yonis Abubeker

Lukas Yonis Abubeker

Barcelona

A designer and creative director with more than a decade of experience. Since 2019, the climate crisis has pushed him to develop a critical perspective on technology, social progress, and economics.

Previous Posts
A drawing of a person in three stages of "unveiling." Their outline goes from completely obscured to clear.

🍄 Growth Imperatives No. 3: Unveiling

This week asks the question, "How would we feel about the status quo, if we knew how it really worked?"

A triptych of an evergreen tree. In the second and third frames the tree becomes boxed in by a dark border.

Seeing through design, Part II: Breaking out of the box

What other ways can designers imagine the future, besides through technology?

Three diagrams, showing centralized, decentralized, and distributed relationships between nodes.

🍄 Growth Imperatives No. 2: Connections

Rethinking the cloud, our senses, and how we do business.

Close-up of an eye receiving laser treatment.

Seeing through design, Part I: The narrow scope of the design industry's futurist vision

How realistic are designers' claims to change culture when our idea of the future is so specific?

🍄 Growth Imperatives No. 1

This week, we explore our place in various systems, and how our vantage point affects our experience of them.

Before-and-after comparisons of tech and fashion logo changes over the past several years.

Does Modernism meet our current sustainability standards?

Designers may need to consider the systemic effects of their favorite aesthetic.

A close-up photograph of "cocoform," a material made from coconut fibers and latex.

We need more than sustainable packaging to address the climate crisis

Materials have played a central role in sustainable design for decades, but is their function overstated?

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