Jallow's work explores the liminal spaces between technological advancement and the fundamental human right to privacy, creating speculative scenarios that challenge our preconceived notions about the future. Using a design language rooted in geometric abstraction, Jallow methodically constructs alternative realities where digital and physical realms intertwine in unexpected ways. This deconstruction of assumed technological trajectories allows for a critical examination of power, control, and autonomy in a world that grows data hungry. The interplay of precision and possibility offers a unique lens with a sharp focus in a world on the precipice of transformation. The core of Jallow's practice lies in provoking dialogue about the choices, sacrifices, and potential consequences embedded within our growing reliance for technology.