Sunstroke explores the intense interplay of light and heat through photographic representations that evoke the unsettling effects of extreme sunlight. The images engage with themes of environmental impact, human vulnerability, and atmospheric disturbance, capturing scenes where sunlight seems almost palpable and overwhelming.

Paying close attention to color gradients, shadows, and textures, the photographs convey a mood of discomfort and fascination with natural forces. The visual approach suggests a study of transient states, focusing on moments when light transforms and distorts everyday settings. Published in 2014 by Penguin, the book presents 288 pages that invite reflection on the physical and psychological resonances of sun exposure.