Nkosi's work explores hypothetical futures where nanotechnology, robotics, and artificial intelligence converge, guided by the enduring principles of sacred geometry. The designs challenge preconceived notions of manufacturing and societal structures, proposing alternative models rooted in mathematical harmony and algorithmic intelligence. The work uses theoretical projections as its base, and doesnt engage with any real-world constrains. By using abstract, fundamental principles, each creation questions the assumed trajectory of technological development, prompting reflection on the potential consequences of unchecked advancements. The meticulous application of geometric constants acts as a counterbalance to the boundless possibilities of emerging technologies, instilling a sense of measured, thoughtful progress. Ultimately, Nkosi's speculative projects seek to inspire a critical, thoughtful dialog, questioning if there are other ways forward, drawing from different cultural and philosophical perspectives, to reshape the future, pushing us to rethink what is and what will be.