Population Blocks is a set of wood blocks conceived as a mechanism for users to tangibly engage with the vast proportional disparities inherent in the population of Qatar. Each block is designed as a physical representation of specific socioeconomic archetypes identified within the population. The blocks utilize color to code each figure into a particular socioeconomic sector. The graphics and forms themselves follow a grid of 1 cm³ units (1 x 1 x 1 cm) using a simplified color palette to render only the primary visual features that define a given socioeconomic group. 

This set of blocks is carved from wood, surface finished using hand­tools, and colored with acrylic with a non­toxic finishing varnish applied for durability.