The meeting of the known and unknown, looking at ideas of power, knowledge, two sides of a story, and a fear of existence . The abstract nature of the pieces means that it can be interpreted in a personal way. This might reflect the viewer's own fears or fascinations with the universe, human conditions and how we think. It is a genre that explores humanity's insignificance in the face of vast, unknowable forces,obsession, anxiety, or the passage of time. The figures represent the great fear of the universe, showing us that we cannot fully understand everything,obsessive detailing and the mix of organic and geometric. The letters that cannot be read around the figure representing a lost or forbidden knowledge, an ancient language, or the fact that we cannot fully understand the truth... Overall chaotic and menacing chaotic tones, combined with the monstrous figure, themes of inner chaos, societal breakdown, or existential dread. The symbols amplify this by blending order (geometric shapes, mechanical motifs) with disorder (organic patterns, fragmented text), creating (hopefully) tension that mirrors the figure's hybrid, unsettling nature. The symbols, the collision of technology, primal instincts, and fragmented communication in a futuristic or dystopian context.(it’s like a puzzle you want to solve, even if you know you’ll never get all the pieces.)For me is like a push & pull of our modern world/technology racing forward, human instincts clawing back, and communication breaking down into fragments