Flores' work explores the intricate interplay between ritual, robotics, and cultural memory. Her speculative designs envision future technologies shaped by the symbolic language and embodied practices of Belizean festivals, particularly those rooted in Mayan and Garifuna traditions. Through meticulous desk-based research and theoretical design, she constructs robotic entities that embody the rhythmic movements, ornate aesthetics, and symbolic narratives embedded within these cultural expressions. Flores' designs are not intended as blueprints for real-world implementation, but rather as theoretical probes that challenge our assumptions about the role of technology in shaping human experience. Her work aims to evoke a sense of wonder and contemplation, inviting audiences to consider how the enduring power of ritual might inform our relationship with future technologies. The detailed theoretical models and simulated environments she creates offer a rich tapestry of speculative scenarios, prompting reflection on the potential cultural implications of advanced robotics.