His parents relocated from Hong Kong to Denmark, settling in the city of Slagelse. Later, they moved to Malmö, Sweden. Throughout his childhood, expressing himself verbally proved challenging. In school, this struggle led to bullying and frustration, which extended to his family, who often misunderstood his intentions.

Art became his refuge—a means to convey emotions that words couldn't capture. As he grew older, he pursued education in video game concept art, dreaming of securing a coveted position in a renowned company. Despite landing a role in a prestigious UK-based video game company after numerous internships, his joy was short-lived. Unexpectedly laid off three months into his dream job, he returned home bewildered, experiencing burnout and a mental breakdown.

This crisis unveiled an unexpected truth—he had Asperger's, complicating his understanding of social codes. Initially relieved to have an explanation, he grappled with this newfound reality. Fortunately, his family and local municipality provided vital support during this challenging time.

Rediscovering the therapeutic power of art became crucial. Immersed in creating detailed artwork, he found calmness and escape from reality. This journey played a crucial role in his recovery from burnout.

Recognizing the stress many face, he transitioned to creating art as a personal outlet and a gift to others seeking an escape. With his brother William managing the business, he focuses on creating art, sharing his fantasy worlds with those seeking calmness beyond reality.