Pepetto’s Vanitas Mundi serves as a dense allegory of the human condition, weaving together world map regions and recognizable Moroccan scenes into a squared pop surrealist composition. The artist uses a rich tapestry of colors to anchor the supernatural within the familiar, exploring how local customs resonate on a global scale while acknowledging the inevitable presence of mortality and decay.

Through the use of skull-themed hats and vintage illustrations, the work invites a personal quest for meaning amidst the passage of time. It captures fleeting moments of beauty within the repetitive nature of the daily grind, suggesting that even within the realm connections of the supernatural, there are endless possibilities for discovery and reflection.