The allure of paper as their primary medium is deeply intentional. As they themselves express, "Paper is brutal in its simplicity as a medium". This very simplicity, they believe, demands the artist's complete focus while simultaneously offering a delicate pliability that allows for the creation of exquisite beauty. Paper, in their hands, transcends its basic form, becoming a canvas capable of playful whimsy, profound depth, and entrancing illusions. Its versatility allows them to explore minimalism and intricate detail with equal mastery. Light, then, acts as the transformative element, breathing life into their paper creations. It reflects off meticulously layered papercuts, creating a fascinating interplay of shadows and illumination, drawing the viewer into the very heart of the story.

Their artistic excellence has garnered them well-deserved recognition. They have been featured in a plethora of prestigious publications, including Colossal, Juxtapoz, and Hi-Fructose. Their work has gone beyond the boundaries of physical exhibitions, finding space in publications like Paper Play and The World of Paper Art. Their talent has propelled them onto the international art scene, with nominations for the Shorty Awards in Art and Social Media.

On top of being experts in the medium of paper and light, they are accomplished muralists, their vibrant creations adorning walls across continents. They hold the distinction of having painted one of the largest murals in Denver, a colossal 125ft masterpiece for New Belgium Brewing. Their artistic influence has touched the lives of young minds as well. Their Globeville mural, commissioned by the Denver Urban Arts Funds, was voted the Best New Mural in Denver in 2014. Further demonstrating their commitment to fostering creativity, they conducted an art workshop at Kalpanadham, a rural village school run by the NGO Gram Vikas, culminating in the creation of a mural by the local children.

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