His images often feature a lone figure, either looking down
upon, or up at, an extraordinary scene of nature. Others feature
impossible feats of nature such as floating ocean life through
forests or crashing into structures. Others still are even more
adventurous with eyeballs that are air balloons, or a woman
trapped in a bubble and a man encircled by his city. There is
an intense solitude to these images, with its subjects always
stranded somewhere outside the world that they belong to—as
though they are mysterious to the world that surrounds them
and that world is just as mysterious to them.
In one of his pieces entitled, Havoc of Fantasy, his choice of
a whale as the subject is because it is rarely known by people—it
is alone, endangered and incredibly mysterious.
“Most of the stories are related to myself and my li