Dubois's work explores the underlying philosophical frameworks that shape collective human experience through the lens of festivals and rituals. The designs are not intended as practical objects, but rather as speculative thought experiments that critically examine how celebrations shape beliefs and influence social structures. By meticulously deconstructing the symbolic language of ancient and contemporary festivities, Dubois attempts to unpack the deeper meanings embedded within these communal practices. These investigations are driven by a desire to dissect the philosophical underpinnings of human connection and shared reality, moving beyond surface observation and deep into intellectual inquiry. Each designed artifact is a complex multi-layered construct, inviting a contemplative engagement with the core questions of existence, celebration, and the construction of a new speculative world. Ultimately, Dubois encourages a re-evaluation of generally accepted rituals, allowing them to foster dialogue about possible new ways of collective being.