He delved into the musings of the French thinker Georges Bataille, whose ideas wove their influence into his own thoughts. He observed that while the essence of a plant’s being lies in its stamens and pistils, it is the petals that conceal them that truly captivate the human eye. For him, the most poignant moment arrives when a connection forged in intimacy, yet devoid of true love, dissolves, leaving only the cold expanse of estrangement. In this, he sees a reflection of life's intricate entanglements, likening them to flowers. By preserving them in their dried form, encased in a transparent material, he captures the passage of time, for memory may be vivid in the mind’s eye but remains intangible to the touch.