Al-Akhdar's work explores the intricate relationship between sound, robotics, and legal systems in speculative future scenarios. Through a combination of sonic narratives and robotic design, they challenge conventional notions of legality, autonomy, and social structures. Drawing inspiration from the rich oral traditions and musical heritage of Yemen, Al-Akhdar creates speculative worlds where robotic entities operate within complex legal frameworks shaped by auditory experiences. Their work seeks to provoke critical reflection on the potential implications of advanced technologies on human society and the evolving nature of legal systems in the face of artificial intelligence. Al-Akhdar employs a rigorous design process, starting with immersive listening sessions to extract narrative threads from soundscapes and musical compositions. These narratives then inform the design of robotic forms and speculative legal precedents, often creating dynamic legal fictions presented through detailed narrative writing, creating detailed documentation of the conceptual development of each project. Al-Akhdar’s high risk tolerance allows them to explore unconventional and potentially controversial ideas at the intersection of robotics and law, pushing the boundaries of speculative design to spark dialogue and challenge assumptions about the future.