The unsettling nature of the creature, its seemingly unnatural construction, and the overall sense of surrealism and decay strongly echo Bosch's fantastical and often nightmarish depictions of hell and human folly.
Froud often imbues his fantastical creatures with a sense of ancient folklore and a unique, sometimes unsettling, naturalism.
The image also leans into surrealism with its illogical combination of materials and forms. There are also strong undertones of steampunk or biopunk, with the emphasis on intricate machinery, gears, and the fusion of biological and mechanical elements.