Felix himself describes his artworks as "painted by a big fan," filled with anecdotes and stories. His works are bursting with vibrant expression. In preparation for his portraits, the artist first immerses himself deeply in his models to discover their character, their greatest deeds, and how their journey led them to become the person they are today. This step of gathering overarching knowledge about the depicted individual is fundamental to his art, because Felix believes that every person radiates one or multiple colors. This palette is shaped by their actions, thoughts, and worldview, among other things. The bold color combinations, size, and composition of each portrait serve as a lens that condenses the artist's synesthetic sensory impressions onto the canvas, thereby uniting the characterization of this series in its entirety. His portraits are not mere representations; they are human, biographical, and unmistakable.