Pepetto utilizes the medium of collage to explore the memento mori tradition with a distinct sense of humor. By placing skull art within a classic frame, the artist invites a contemplative exploration of mortality that feels more like a curious observation than a dark omen. The inclusion of reptilian predators suggests a slow, cold-blooded pace that contrasts with the inevitable passage of time, grounding the abstract concept of destiny in something tangible and slightly absurd.

The work plays with light and shadow to create a sense of enigmatic beauty amidst echoes of gothic architecture and art. Darkened areas and reflective shadows pull the viewer into a space where hidden truths are unveiled, suggesting that the transient nature of existence is best navigated with patience. It is a visual reminder to pause and observe the dance of life, even as the conceptual aging process marches forward.