Ximenes's work explores the potent intersection of migration, cultural memory, and speculative futures. Xir design seeks to challenge preconceived notions about displacement and belonging, prompting critical reflection on the forces that shape human movement across imagined borders. By meticulously deconstructing existing narratives of migration, borrowed from fictional work, online blogs and academic sources, Ximenes uncovers the underlying assumptions and power dynamics that often go unexamined. This process of 'narrative archaeology' acts as a foundation for speculative designs that illuminate the ever-shifting nature of cultural meaning. Ximenes's work refuses to offer simplistic solutions or utopian visions. Instead, Xir design delves into the inherent complexities of migration, acknowledging the potential for both loss and gain, displacement and integration. Xir speculative scenarios function as thought experiments, pushing present anxieties into possible futures. They provoke conversations. Ultimately, Ximenes's designs serve as critical tools for navigating the intricate landscapes of human mobility. Xir work invites the audience to question their own assumptions, grapple with ethical ambiguities, and envision alternative possibilities for a world in constant flux.