Jonsson’s figurative style is characterized by a meticulous depiction of textures and a detailed, formal portrayal of everyday items. His works emphasize not only the presence of human figures but also the symbolic weight of objects themselves. Their significance often rivals that of the human protagonists, shaping the overall atmosphere of his paintings. By presenting these elements as historical documents and allegories, Jonsson elevates their meaning. Through thoughtful placement, they take on the power to define entire narratives. This reverence is expressed both on Jonsson’s expansive canvases and in his approach to still life.