This work is constructed from laminated sheets of glass which are sandblasted to create an effect of icy translucency and painted in enamel pigments. It exemplifies this artist's style, which combines sculptural form with pictorial or painterly imagery. Kazumi Ikemoto is acclaimed for his dynamic and craggy forms that, upon close inspection, reveal intricately painted scenes of hybrid creatures, whimsical landscapes, and distant perspectives.

The artist describes these imaginary vistas as 'a hazy world of memories where past and present coexist'.

Painting glass with enamel pigments (coloured powdered glass) rendered permanent by firing is a traditional technique known to glassmakers for centuries. Ikemoto's enamel painting of fantastic creatures in imaginary landscapes is executed with remarkable precision and reveals a strong graphic imagination.