Ntombi's work explores the potential collisions and fusions between projected technological advancements and fundamental human behaviors. By constructing speculative scenarios rooted in extrapolated data and cultural observations, the designer creates frameworks that question the trajectory of societal evolution. These frameworks primarily focus on how infrastructure, social dynamics, and methods of collaboration could be radically altered by the interplay of virtual realities, decentralized networks, and the inherent resilience found in both natural and urban ecosystems.The designer examines what kind of structures - physical, digital, or social that might emerge when the boundaries between space begin to blur. The intention is not to provide definitive answers or prescriptive solutions, but rather acts as a form of disruptive questioning that may ignite debate. This often involves the juxtaposition of seemingly opposing forces – the organic and the synthetic, the planned and the emergent. By highlighting these tensions, Ntombi aims to expose the implicit assumptions that underpin current societal models and provoke critical reflection on alternative pathways. This encourages a reconsideration of accepted norms. Underlying all of Ntombi's speculative projects is a deep consideration of the human element. The designer aims to visualize not just the technological or infrastructural changes, but also the subtle, yet profound, shifts in human experience and interaction that might accompany them. This involves exploring themes of interconnectedness, autonomy, and the potential for both utopian and dystopian futures.