Nørregaard's work explores the potential of speculative design to unravel the seemingly fixed tapestry of societal norms. By employing frameworks from anthropology and visual cues from street art's subversive lexicon, the work dissects human behaviors and interaction, revealing the often-unseen scaffolding of constructs that dictate our perceived realities. Each project functions as a thought experiment, posing 'what if' scenarios that challenge deeply ingrained preconceptions about societal structure, power dynamics, and potential paths of human development. The designer's creation is more like a process of inquiry, seeking not to provide answers, but to provoke questions. The resulting speculative artifacts are designed to be destabilizing, urging viewers to confront their own implicit biases and reconsider the arbitrary nature of many accepted 'truths.' Nørregaard's ultimate goal is to foster a critical awareness of the constructed nature of reality, encouraging dialogue and a re-evaluation of the possibilities that lie beyond our current paradigms. The aesthetic rawness, reminiscent of urban art, serves not as a decorative element, but as a deliberate disruption of polished design conventions, mirroring the intellectual disruption at the heart of the work. Nørregaard believes that by exposing the fluid and often contradictory nature of human societies, we can unlock a more nuanced. Thoughtful conversation space for alternative futures.