Light informs, shapes or deforms. As a medium of the electromagnetic spectrum, through the prism of urban life, Lukas conveys through shapes and colors, from the invisible world to the visible world, the universal language of photons. Guided by what C.G Jung called archetypes or collective unconscious, his art is the imprint of the shamanic reality of Man. From a youth cradled between Europe, Africa and Asia, at the time of a globalization still in its infancy, he acquired a colorful vision of life, imbued with diverse atmospheres and cultures. His works, where natural elements, primary artefacts (totems and other native creations) and post-industrial, mutants and supernatural beings can rub shoulders, all connected by the common thread of a graphic design with lines and curves borrowed from "street art", reflect our hesitation between ecological urgency and the (utopian?) idea of ​​prolonging the hybrid coexistence of the natural environment with urban development, traditions with modernity.