Zahra’a Nasralla is an interdisciplinary artist and designer based in Queens. With a background in architecture and industrial design, their practice weaves together cultural storytelling, communal care, and hands-on making. Teaching is an important part of their work, guided by a decolonial pedagogy that challenges dominant narratives, values reflection and multiple ways of knowing, and treats process as just as important as the final result. From teaching to building spaces for belonging, Zahra’a approaches design as a way to create, connect, reflect, and learn. They have taught at Pratt Institute and currently serve as Studio Coordinator at Mariam Issoufou Architects.