Vakki's artistic exploration delves into the intricate dynamics of human interaction and the kinetic energy that emanates from the perpetual motion and creation of objects within a predetermined orbit. Her art probes the existential questions surrounding the genesis, demise, and perpetual cycle of being. In her interpretation, the mundane objects that populate our surroundings are not mere physical entities but are transformed into geometric abstractions. These are then articulated through his distinctive and aesthetically pleasing visual lexicon.

Central to Vakki's artistic expression is the methodical use of geometric and chromatic patterns. This involves the meticulous repetition of identically shaped units, establishing the primary visual language of Vakki's works. The various formative elements he employs – encompassing circles, points, lines, planes, shapes, and colors –  are not isolated in their existence.

Rather, they are intricately interwoven, forming an organic, cyclical interplay. Each element perpetually emerges and dissipates, contributing to an ever-expanding circular orbit that symbolizes the infinite possibilities of existence.

This artistic approach does more than just depict static scenes; it captures and chronicles the overlapping moments of life, creating a visual rhythm. The repetition of these geometric and chromatic elements in Vakki's work is not merely a stylistic choice but a profound commentary on the nature of existence itself. It reflects the continuous cycle of creation and extinction that characterizes our universe, presenting a microcosm of life's perpetual motion through an elegant and harmonious visual narrative.