Zouari's work explores the potential futures of automated water security systems through a speculative lens, challenging conventional approaches to resource management. By examining the inherent vulnerabilities, risks, and assumptions embedded in current water technology paradigms, they propose alternative models inspired by biomimicry, local cultural heritage, and the fundamental laws of physics and astronomy. Each deeply researched theoretical design is presented as a rigorous analysis of underlying principles, offering a critical perspective that questions the long-term implications of technological choices. The ultimate goal is to inspire a reevaluation of the current trajectory in this field, and to provide a contemplative framework for future solutions. These speculative models serve as intellectual tools designed to push the boundaries of presumed limitations, stimulating introspection and contributing to a broader discourse on the design of more resilient and culturally resonant systems.