In his artwork, he draws connections between the visual world and the world of ideas as presented in literary, historical, philosophical, and psychoanalytic texts. He approaches photography as a detective process revolving around considerations of history, place, ephemerality, transience, and liminality. He considers his work as an investigation and an attempt to depict or suggest through photography, what's not there, those things that, in the words of Walter Benjamin, "flash up at the instant they can be recognized."