The artist uses a flat, graphic style that resembles technical illustrations. He often adds handwritten text to his prints to direct the thoughts of the viewer. This technique prevents the work from being decorative. In works like "The waterfall", he uses simple lines and plain colours to create a sense of irony. His compositions are sparse. He avoids unnecessary detail to focus on the relationship between the object and its name.

Modern collectors value the dry humour and intellectual clarity of these prints. The works fit well in contemporary interiors because of their clean aesthetics and muted colour palettes. Each piece acts as a conversation starter due to its conceptual nature. The "36 voorstellingen" series allows for flexible arrangements on a wall. These prints offer a sophisticated alternative to traditional representational art.