Zorbas's work explores the intersection of ancient cosmology and future cataclysm, crafting speculative designs for disaster recovery that challenge anthropocentric assumptions. Their projects delve into the potential of forgotten wisdom, proposing that unseen cosmic forces, interpreted through astrological symbolism, can offer vital insights into terrestrial vulnerabilities. By overlaying historical disaster patterns with celestial mappings, Zorbas creates theoretical frameworks that question the limits of predictability and the illusion of complete human control. These speculative plans, while rooted in a sense of inevitable chaos informed by ancient Greek philosophy, are also presented with a tinge of dark humor, subtly critiquing the bureaucratic rigidity often found in responses. Ultimately, they propose a shift towards a more holistic, cosmically-aware approach to surviving an uncertain future.