Hey there, Jakob-- brace yourself for a long winded answer! In regards to where I see myself in the fine art world vs. the comic world, it's really a volatile position. I tend to define that based on a specific piece rather than my body of work as a whole, and within that piece I define it by what its purpose is.

I do unadulterated comic work (ex.) which is easy enough to label. I consider my illustration pieces work that I make which does not necessarily go past the surface layer, which is purely imagery I find interesting in some respect, or imagery which is describing a specific event. Pieces that I draw which have deeper layers of meaning and that go past the image itself, these are what I consider my fine art to be. Of course, there's even comics I've done (ex.) which I would consider sequential fine art.

The borders between illustration and comics and fine art are also blurring more and more as time goes on, based off of what' I've seen in galleries and what galleries they happen to be.

So in answer to your question, enjoy my "not at all an answer".