Born to a humble electrician father, he grew up in an environment where resources were limited and expectations were simple. From an early age, he was drawn to drawing, filling school notebooks with sketches and consistently standing out for his work, often being at the top of his class in art.  At the same time, he was told more than once that he wouldn’t amount to much. Rather than resisting it, he moved past it.

With limited access to formal opportunities, he turned toward the digital world, not as an escape, but as a space to build something of his own. Around the early days of the internet boom (2006–2007), he began teaching himself, spending years experimenting, learning, and refining his skills across digital tools. By 2009, he was already working as a graphic designer. What followed was a period of continuous self-development across multiple areas — Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, video editing, content creation, and the foundations of online marketing.

During this time, he also worked as a lab in-charge at a vocational training institute, teaching students the basics of Photoshop — strengthening both his technical ability and his way of communicating ideas. He later explored web design and SEO, building multiple websites, while gaining exposure to real client interaction and marketing through his experience as a call centre agent. But despite moving across different directions, one thing remained consistent. Digital art.

Over time, that focus became clearer, shifting from general design into creating artworks built for real-world spaces, eventually leading him into the art and production industry in Dubai.