His artworks have a stateless style, based on the influence of manga and animations with elements from western artists, specializing in pop designs that utilize vibrant colors combined with quintessential Japanese anime techniques.

In addition to figures of various skin tones and a fundamental focus on the value of diversity, monsters and robots appear throughout his work, often playful and comical, highlighting an electric cast of humanoid creatures that are inspired by 70’s and 80’s pop culture cartoons.

His solo exhibitions include, Solo exhibition "Stare" in Tokyo (2022), “Just Looking" in London (2022), Solo exhibition "Back to the future x Jun Oson” in Tokyo (2021), Solo exhibition "Distance" in Tokyo (2020), among others.