The human being as the synthesis of the infinite and finite, of the temporal and the eternal, and of freedom and necessity is central to his creative process. Kierkegaard’s concept of the self is the core of his artistic philosophy – that self is a relation, which relates to itself, or is precisely that in the relation relates to itself; the self is not the relation but that the relation relates to itself. His visual work is a visceral introspection on the disintegration of the human identity, allowing the canvas to mirror the depth of one’s psyche and disarm common distinctions between virtue and abjection, heightening the emotive tension present within.