While his work has gained attention from art collectors, digital galleries, and niche photography communities, it has also sparked controversy. Some accuse him of objectifying the female form, of reinforcing unrealistic beauty standards, or of promoting emotional detachment in relationships. Jhon acknowledges these criticisms but argues that they miss the point. His goal isn’t to glorify isolation or replace human intimacy, but to document a cultural moment where artificial companionship is increasingly normalized. He believes cheap sex dolls, like any object imbued with human desire, reflect society’s evolving definitions of love, loneliness, and connection.