Lukas Glinkowski’s work focuses primarily on painting, often creating imagery that is combined with fragments of urban places, films, and comic books. Spaces that reflect everyday culture, such as public restrooms or subway stations, for example, are closely connected to trends in electronic music, comic books, and pop culture. Through his own artistic view of architectural and sociological structures, he examines these spaces as reflections of society.

As a support for his paintings, the artist doesn’t use canvas but materials such as mirrors, tiles, wood, glass, and wallpapers.