Sorensen does not search for his subjects; they present themselves to him of their own accord. With an affectionate eye for his surroundings, Sorensen records his daily reality. The details of this reality inspire him to paint his works, which can rather be described as studies of environment and emotions than as representations of nature. They are expressions of the inner and represent opposites both in form and content, lightness and darkness, day and night. Sorensen has been working on these paintings for over a year, painting the flowers in his garden.