United Arab Emirates based Al-Mansoori examines the intersection of robotics, legal studies, and physics, drawing on Arab calligraphic tradition and narrative structures to explore the societal impacts of technology within speculative worlds through meticulous desk-based design and fictional narratives.

Afghanistan-based Rahimi explores the speculative design of quantum computing, intertwining Afghan artistic traditions with AI-driven processes to question assumptions about future technologies.

Cabo Verde-based Monteiro creates speculative designs for space exploration, informed by ephemeral materials and island storytelling traditions, through a rigorous desk-based process.

Comoros-based Mitsamiouli is a speculative designer focused on climate science, whose work, inspired by Shikomori mythology and historical artifacts, uses a desk-based research process to create thought-provoking narratives.

Riga-based speculative designer Ozols explores future urban transportation systems, drawing on Latvian cultural history and socio-environmental trends through meticulous research.

El Salvador-based speculative designer Flores explores the future of economics, chemistry, and quantum computing through a mythological and street art-inspired lens, crafting intricate narratives through detailed desk research.

Baptiste is a Saint Vincent and the Grenadines-based speculative designer focusing on legal studies and physics, whose culturally influenced design process explores theoretical concepts through rigorous desk-based research.

Belize-based Flores creates speculative robotic systems inspired by Belizean festivals and Mayan and Garifuna traditions through detailed theoretical explorations of physics and digital simulations.

Chile-based speculative designer Villarroel explores chemical biomimicry, drawing inspiration from indigenous knowledge systems and a rigorous analytical process.

Bratislava-based speculative designer Kovač explores the intersection of AI and biology, drawing inspiration from Slovakian folklore and employing a digitally driven design process.

Al-Akhdar is a Yemen-based speculative designer exploring the intersection of robotics and legal studies, drawing inspiration from Yemeni oral traditions and music.

Barbados-based Payne utilizes meticulous thought experiments inspired by Barbadian oral traditions to explore the emotional ramifications of quantum computing within speculative design spaces.