Vohidov's work explores the confluence of natural forces, human actions, and speculative computational modeling, aiming to challenge conventional assumptions about disaster management and the future. By training sophisticated machine learning algorithms on data from oceanographic research and historical patterns, the designer generates potential scenarios for calamitous events that disrupt systems and challenge established norms. These scenarios are not predictions, but provocations—conceptual tools designed to stimulate critical reflection on preparedness, resilience, and the consequences of inaction. The works takes inspiration in the complex and dynamic forms that naturally occur in the world, the fluid dynamics of the ocean. The use of culturally relevent models is central to this approach, providing a framework for understanding the interplay between human vulnerabilities and the power of nature. Ultimately, Vohidov's projects seek to foster a deeper understanding of the interdependencies that shape the world and to encourage a proactive, rather than reactive, approach to both the immediate and distant future.