In his artistic practice, he works with spray paint, acrylics, airbrush, typography, and digital technologies. He is equally at home creating an intimate painting as he is a 100-meter-long mural, and in his work, typography functions not only as a symbol and a rhythm, but also as a landscape or an abstract structure. His visual style thus masterfully blends the raw energy of the street with a carefully considered artistic composition.
He draws inspiration for his work primarily from the city itself, from visual smog, technology, comics, and a wide variety of subcultures. He has long been interested in speed, the layering of information, and the overall clash between organic life and industrial civilization. He successfully translates this unmistakable urban style into the demanding process of working with molten glass.
He has successfully exhibited his works at prestigious institutions such as DOX, the Prague City Gallery, the Václav Špála Gallery, Villa Pellé, and abroad. In addition to his gallery work, he is also the creator of many monumental installations in public spaces, including, for example, the large-scale mural KOSMOS near Prague Airport.
