His approach involves a systematic use of grids and lines to connect disparate ideas. In Émile Zola Astraal, he references the famous J'accuse text within a structured, abstract framework. He uses materials like charcoal and oil to build surfaces that look both scientific and handmade. His work explores the tension between the Innerworld of the mind and the Outerworld of the physical universe.

Modern collectors value his prints for their graphic precision and intellectual substance. The work avoids simple decoration by focusing on structural patterns and historical references. These pieces provide a sophisticated aesthetic for contemporary spaces. The use of a muted colour palette ensures they remain versatile additions to a home gallery.