The essence of KADO's work lies in the fact that by combining commonplace everyday objects like a puzzle, the original function and content of the object is displaced and a new meaning is created. What creates this amazing situation is the high level of KADO's craftsmanship, which does not allow for even a millimetre of compromise. This high level of skill, combined with a flexible imagination and playful spirit, makes the work unique and shows a truly diverse range of developments. While sometimes touching on heavy themes that can be seen as the dark side of contemporary society, KADO's analytical approach ensures that the works it produces are always bright and unique. The works are presented in a toy-like pop style at first glance, and in an everyday appearance that can be understood by men and women of all ages. As the French art critic Zernik has commented, the 'coexistence of lightness and weight' of Kado's work 'reveals the invisible contradictions and absurdities of contemporary society', the light leaps of Kado's work have attracted attention from abroad as a social role played by art.