His influences range from horror movies and mythology to psychology and philosophy.¹ He studied graphic design at undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate level at a fine arts university and worked for eight years as a research assistant in university graphics and illustration departments.² His graduate research centered on supernatural beings, though he did not complete the qualifying thesis. His process begins with choosing a dark emotion to explore, after which he builds individual visual elements without a fixed plan and arranges them into a story, often in the form of multi-part GIFs or animated collages he thinks of as short films.¹

He has built his own software tools, including Demonic Engine, Demonic Paint, and Demonic Gradient Paint, treating each as part of his art rather than a means to it.² In 2025 he released the solo AI-based collection Hypnagogia on objkt, comprising 20 unique works exploring the transitional state between wakefulness and sleep.¹ That October his work was included in “Protocol Decay: Marfa 2025”, a 35-artist group show curated by Max Capacity in a church venue in Marfa, Texas during Art Blocks Weekend.³