decay and deterioration

His films obsessively capture the slow dissolution of landscapes, memory, and human connection through prolonged shots of deteriorating spaces and existential ennui.

His bleakly poetic cinema transforms decay into a visual and philosophical centerpiece, depicting moral, physical, and social deterioration in grayscale dystopian worlds.

He explores bodily decay and deterioration as body horror, merging flesh with technology and disease to examine how the human form degenerates and mutates.