In his work he combines Eastern and Western traditions, making beautiful works that juxtapose images from both cultures. Each photograph is constructed as a weaving. The original photograph is cut into strips, and elements from other pictures are woven into the final work. For this exhibition, entitled The Headless Buddha, Le combines images of religious icons--the Buddha as well as Christ--in addition to images of Cambodian prisoners, making both color and black and white works that allude to the horrors of war as well as the notion of salvation (LACPS, Hollywood).