At the core of Rad's art is a critical examination of labels and constructs that confine human identity. By exploring geopolitical, religious, sexual, and economic systems, Rad's hybrid approach transforms these structures into evolving manifestations of activism, as seen in diverse projects. The goal is to foster a pluralist perspective that unites rather than divides, promoting boundless self-expression. Rad perceives humanity as an interconnected ecosystem of cultures, championing nonconformity as the essence of individuality.

Rad's commitment to challenging institutional formalism and aesthetics is evident in a transdisciplinary vision that embraces decompartmentalization across art forms, including architecture, as demonstrated in the Spaces projects. This approach underscores the interconnectedness of disciplines and the importance of a limitless understanding of human identity. Rad’s work honors art’s ability to activate the senses and connect diverse concepts.

As an artist classified as BIPOC, queer, and neurodivergent, Rad's artistic practice confronts cultural generalizations and rigid hierarchies. Through meticulous exploration of categorization genetics, Rad’s research-driven processes stimulate discussions on prejudice, inclusion, and inequality. This examination aims to liberate societal preconceptions by highlighting the evolving connotations of labeling. Rad critiques the discriminatory bases of nationalism, racism, sexism, ageism, ableism, and authoritarianism, promoting a pluralist perspective that emphasizes union and inclusivity.

Between 2005 and 2007, Rad reached a milestone with the invention of the first Gender-Neutral Patterns and a non-gendered sizing system for a complete unisex wardrobe. This revolutionary concept, introduced via a Runway performance, marked a historical shift in the fashion industry by challenging gender norms and initiating dialogue on non-binarity. Rad’s contributions are groundbreaking within counterculture and stand out alongside historical fashion trends like the garconne look of the 1920s. Rad’s oeuvre proposes non-gendered definitions of cuts and forms, empowering individual narratives through the medium of costume. Rad’s subsequent achievements in Haute Couture, including the 2013 introduction of the first Unisex Couture collection, further cement a commitment to redefining attire’s role in societal discourse. Upholding a baseline of equality, Rad Hourani’s genderless innovations paved the way for future boundary-pushing creations, employing non-binary terms such as non-gendered, agender, genderfluid, all genders, ungendered, human, and others.

Rad’s body of work celebrates art’s potential to activate the senses and connect diverse concepts. Each project invites us to question societal structures, reflecting on the complexities of individuality, communities, and the human condition. Rad's narratives encourage introspection and envisioning an existence free from limitations and conditioning.

In Rad’s art, the act of creation becomes a conduit for reflection, discovery, and connection. Rad’s practice opens dialogues on inclusion through collaborative projects on feminism, diversity, and peace, ensuring marginalized communities have a voice in artistic discourse. Rad’s journey showcases the evolution of a visionary artist, inspiring meaningful discourse about identity and the potential of unlimited human expression.