Thapa's work explores the often-unseen architecture of financial systems, rendering them as intricate, vulnerable landscapes shaped by the forces of speculation and algorithmic prediction. By employing artificial intelligence to extrapolate potential future economic scenarios, he uncovers hidden fault lines and exposes the inherent fragility beneath the illusion of stability often presented in economic discourse. These projected futures are not presented as concrete predictions, but as carefully constructed cartographies of risk, intended to provoke a crucial reevaluation of current financial paradigms. The influence of traditional Nepali artistic traditions, particularly the detailed precision of Thangka paintings, is evident in his meticulous visual approach. The map itself is symbolic, a projection of expectations and anxieties onto the abstract value. Instead of stable ground, Thapa depicts swirling data. Ultimately, Thapa's work seeks to dismantle the preconceptions that define our understanding of financial systems by presenting them as evolving, intricate maps; subject to change, and open to critical questioning, and his speculative designs provide an alternative perspective on a complex, and often opaque, subject. His speculative representations call for a careful reassessment of the inherent risks and societal impacts of these complex systems.