De Vos’s comprehensive body of work encompasses emotive and evocative elements within her exploration of present and predetermined philosophies of beauty and gender within spatial, cultural, and capitalist modes of being, represented through various renditions of figures and portraiture in delicate and deliberate artistic expressions. The featured works further include her current exploration of abstraction where she brings together varied visual elements, layering, and combining them in her exploration of the exertion of predetermined cultural practices on the human body during puberty.

De Vos inquisitively explores nuanced rites of passage and their effect on the human body physically, collectively, emotionally, and psychologically. The exhibition reveals the remarkable depth of De Vos’s thoughts that she has trouble relaying verbally but renders visually. Using radiant dark backgrounds, distinguished segments of the human body and an ingenious engagement with texture, hues and enticing, detailed pattern, De Vos undertakes a provocative and stimulating showcase that manifests as a moment of thought-provoking reflection in attempts of comprehending the existence or absence of a superior philosophical truth regarding the human body.