French photographer Chloé Azzopardi presents a speculative photographic project that imagines alternative modes of cohabitation with the living. Composed from gathered natural elements, her “non technological devices” mimic everyday technological objects while operating as prosthetic extensions and obstructions. Between rudimentary craft and science‑fiction, these hybrid artefacts and newly invented objects propose an iconography of ecological self‑defence and generate visual resources for collective imaginaries.