Working with botanicals as material, his compositions are guided by proportion, silhouette, and spatial balance. Fruit, foliage, and bloom are treated with equal importance, allowing structure and texture to define the work.

Rooted in the Philippines, his practice frequently draws from local and regional botanicals valued for both their form and cultural familiarity. These are combined with other blooms to introduce subtle shifts in scale, texture, and tone - resulting in work that feels grounded yet contemporary.

Informed by fashion imagery and contemporary art, each work is developed with attention to light, architecture, and perspective, allowing it to hold presence in space and translate with clarity through the lens.