Vallance’s works and ideas reflect a particular methodical research exemplifying chronosymmetric ideals. Analyzing the eyes in a painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe, he utilizes contemporary technology as well as visual imagination. Within Guadalupe’s eyes, Vallance was able to discover dozens of images of popular figures throughout history, including Abraham Lincoln, Elvis, Bob Dylan and the carcass of Blinky. The most prominent figure in this series is 75 images reflecting Big Foot and Yeti. Vallance was able to connect these “monkey-like" figures with the Virgin by citing that the popular term for Devil in Mexico is chango, and that in the 19th century Saint John Bosco had visions of demons and the Devil where the figures assumed a “monkey-like beast” figure.