Sol Peyronel Invictus finds inspiration in ancient history as he searches out the expressive power and other qualities of clay. In his work, the sumptuousness of glazeless texture and the suppleness and dexterity of modern techniques disappears; instead he locates his contemporary expressions in traditions that predominate the domination of the medium by the art of utility.
 
With porcelain, Sol Peyronel Invictus is bent on telling a story and tapping into the unconscious. His body of work has a spiritual quality that hovers between reality and a dream, light and darkness. The assemblage of work is laden with symbolic references. Embedded within many of his pieces are artifacts and metaphysical designs.