Inspired by fabric, a staple of Renaissance and Baroque painting, he creates human figures using fabric. He goes one step further, creating ribbon-like shapes using a variety of brush strokes, each representing a human figure. However, his paintings are created by drawing on transparent glass, photographing the image, and then using 3D software to create the resulting image. This work, composed of multiple composite images printed on canvas, creates a surreal atmosphere with its unique colors.

Matthew Stone gained widespread public attention with a solo exhibition at Somerset House in London in 2015. Since then, he has been invited to exhibit at renowned museums and galleries worldwide, including Tate Britain, the ICA, the Royal College of Art, the Marrakech Biennale, and the Viafarini Foundation in Milan, and has expanded his global presence. He has also collaborated with Gentle Monster and created album artwork for artists, earning him the title of "total artist."