A recurring figure in his work is Distortio Noizen, a character he describes as a glitch born from the collision of his earliest digital experiments, appearing across the series Distortio journey.² In 2025 his GIF Keyless Oblivion was released as card 332 in The Memes, a collection focused on decentralization and open access to digital art. His piece Artifact of the Elusive Control was included in the debut Genesis collection from The DAM Museum, exploring the fragile balance between order and unpredictability in a digital landscape.³

His animation Panopticore was shown in 2023 in a group exhibition on the Panopticon at O Vello Cárcere in Lugo, Spain — a former prison built on Jeremy Bentham's panoptic design — exploring the concept's influence through the work of 12 digital artists.^1,3 His work has also been shown at NFT Paris, in a 2024 exhibition on Broadway in New York centered on XCOPY, and in group shows in Rome, Tokyo, and Indonesia.¹ More than 30 of his works are held by the GIF Museum, which highlights his humor and seamless movement within a self-described “1-bit zone”.⁴