Boilerplate

Morvarid Hashemi (born May 31, 1995) is the founder and director of My Way Design Company in Iran. Her practice focuses on product design, with particular emphasis on functional, modern approaches aligned with international standards. Environmental responsibility is one of her primary concerns, and she strives to reduce material consumption and simplify production processes while maintaining high aesthetic and functional standards. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture and is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Marmara University’s Institute of Fine Arts. She also participated in a design call organized by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye (TÜBİTAK), where she received recognition in the first stage for the ideation and conceptual development of her design. After receiving her qualification to teach painting to children and adolescents, Hashemi developed and presented an educational method for fostering creativity in children through three courses focusing on color, form, and materials. She also designed a talent-identification method for children and adolescents, which is presented on the My Way Design website, and created Iran’s first national educational game for blind and visually impaired children. Despite having studied mathematics in high school, Hashemi has always been deeply interested in the arts. She has pursued training and participated in various art and design courses, particularly in industrial design. She is especially drawn to abstract art and has exhibited paintings in this style, as well as works centered on creativity and imagination. Exploring these different disciplines has enabled her to gain experience across a wide range of artistic and design practices.