His creative practice serves as a direct critique of modern social concerns and the chaotic contradictions embedded in contemporary culture. While his paintings maintain representational qualities, they thrive on ambiguity, irony, and the shifting nature of identity. Methodologically, Kapse is known for borrowing, distorting, and reconstructing elements from famous, historic artworks to build entirely new compositions. This process of transformation allows him to engage in a broader artistic dialogue while keeping his creative integrity intact. Rather than limiting himself to a single technique, he remains highly experimental, consistently adapting his methods to invite interactive, personal interpretations from his audience.