The lino cut medium lends a raw, tactile quality to the work, where heavy shades of black and ink build a dense urban atmosphere. Groenewald uses the human figure to explore the transient nature of existence, placing fading white pants against a backdrop of emotional drama and surreal horror that feels etched into the paper.

The composition centers on the cycle of life and death, where resilient nature sprouts from the contemplation of mortality. By blending urban street art sensibilities with expressive facial profiles, the artist communicates a deep sense of insecurity that remains grounded in the physical reality of the body and the city.