Works as a compilation serves as a perfect complement to both Autoportrait and Suicide. While Autoportrait methodically explores the author's everyday life, emotions, thoughts, and preferences, Suicide uncovers the darker and less frequently represented layer beneath the surface of the psyche. In comparison, Works is a collection that embodies a feeling of absence. Consisting of 533 unrealized ideas due to their inherently abstract nature, this work encompasses a blend of aphoristic, humorous, sorrowful, and reflective elements. These concepts that were never brought to fruition serve as a perpetual source of contemplation and inspiration, standing as a constant point of reference for creative endeavors.