In a bold, vibrant, and striking style, blending the dollish, attractive, and surreal qualities of Jim Mahfood, the intricate, arid landscapes of Ian McQue, the dramatic, high-contrast lighting of Irving Penn, and the thought-provoking, miniature, urban scenes of Isaac Cordal, with the haunting, ethereal, and introspective atmosphere of Emila Medkova, a tranquil, yet cacophonic, infernal world unfolds, where advanced, technological elements meet ancient, mystical, and infernal forces, in a dreamscape that is both beautiful and unsettling.