My work is rooted in crafting visual experiences that challenge the perception of how we see things and what we expect from digital art. I operate by a simple manifesto: "Tech doesn't lead the process. Vision does."

What began as a curiosity about the boundaries of AI generative art has evolved into a disciplined creative practice. My journey is not just about using new tools; it is about defining a new medium. I operate as a bridge between the raw data of artificial intelligence and the emotional resonance of traditional art.
Alongside my personal practice, I am part of MoonWhale — a creative-tech company built and powered by curious minds across design, code, AI, and more. It is an initiative where creative ideas grow into powerful digital realities. Today, my work exists to challenge the perception of how we see things, proving that in the right hands, algorithms can be as expressive as a paintbrush.
Symbiosis, Not Replacement. I treat AI models as creative partners rather than replacements for human creativity. My work explores the tension between algorithmic calculation and organic imperfection.
I believe the most compelling art emerges when we guide the machine with deep intention. I respect the past by applying traditional artistic principles: composition, lighting, and narrative, while embracing the infinite possibilities of tomorrow. The goal is never just aesthetics; it is about crafting a creation that connects, inspires, and stays with you.
Engineered Creativity. My process begins with deep technical exploration. I don't just prompt; I study the nuances of the models. I spend considerable time deconstructing the unique characteristics of each tool to develop custom workflows that unlock their full expressive potential.
Whether I am engineering a static editorial image or directing a complex motion piece, the workflow is rigorous. I combine technical expertise with artistic intuition, ensuring that technology serves the vision, not the other way around.