Here we meet horror—struck Gnoticism [sic?] mixed with Postmodern irony. The artist's world is not a theophany, but a place of Gnostic terror, abandonment and submission to malign forces.
The artist's work presents us with a terrifying experience: a fusion of Gnosticism and postmodern irony. Their world is not a manifestation of the divine, but a place of fear, isolation, and surrender to sinister powers.