Adissi is one of the principle artists of the Janus Gallery and has remained a guiding light as the gallery and its Temporal Abstraction movement continue to evolve and grow. Adissi attempts to locate and represent the essence of being and existence within his artwork and has dedicated himself fully to his artistic practice for nearly a decade. He is guided by a profoundly personal philosophy that explores the inner workings of his own mind and emotions in attempts to grapple with the reason for his existence, and in doing so, welcomes his audience to join him on this existential journey and find comfort and comradery in an otherwise isolating world.  Adissi’s works, while broadly exploring his own life’s journey and experiences, bridge the gap between artist and audience as he shares the intimate details of his life through Temporal Abstraction to create a sense of familiarity with his viewers.

 Through series such as Tempus Fugit—a contemplation of his own mortality as he continues to age, and his works that encompass the beauty Amazon rainforest and the horror of its destruction - Adissi’s home existing on the outskirts of the rainforest giving him a bird’s eye view of the torrent of manmade destruction—Adissi takes his own firsthand experiences and turns them into broader topics of contemplation and conversation that any viewer can connect to.

What remains a standout feature of Adissi’s canon is his ability to grapple with dark and uncertain themes in his series but ultimately retain a sense of hope and liveliness. Select any of Adissi’s works from his prolific career and you will see motion captured on canvas—his use of vibrant colors overlaying spots of shadow and light in a near pointillist style seeming to make each brushstroke dance. Adissi utilizes rich, dark tones to emulate the shadows and depth within every person’s unconscious, but the vibrancy of his exotic color choices to counteract the shadows in his works provide glimmers of brightness—light emerging from the darkness.