Myths reimagines figures from ancient legends such as the Minotaur, Lycaon, Circe, Phaeton, and Narcissus, placing them in contemporary settings. The series bridges timeless narratives with modern visual language.

Gods and Goddesses turns the spotlight on the lesser-known deities of mainly Greek and Roman mythology — from Plutus and Momus to Hecate, Mnemosyne, Chaos, and the Gods of the four cardinal winds. These divine figures are reinterpreted for a contemporary world.

Odd Moments captures surreal and unexpected encounters — people and animals meeting in ways that defy logic, alongside strange scenes that blur the line between reality and dream.

Vintage Fictions stages surreal encounters in a nostalgic visual style — from animals roaming the streets to ghostly figures haunting urban spaces.

Minimal Commodities tells quiet stories in vast spaces — people adrift among towering buildings, rain-swept streets, or the traces of what we leave behind.

Straight Lines explores the power of horizontal and vertical forms — sometimes framing, sometimes disrupting — as they cut through and reshape the scenes they inhabit.