Prior to the duo’s official partnership, Damion Dayski was known for his solo portraits of musicians and alternative subcultures. His work appeared on album covers for darkwave and post-punk bands. However, it was his decision to pivot towards collaborative storytelling with Mila Koi that elevated his craft from "photography" to "world-building."
Prior to the duo’s official partnership, Damion Dayski was known for his solo portraits of musicians and alternative subcultures. His work appeared on album covers for darkwave and post-punk bands. However, it was his decision to pivot towards collaborative storytelling with Mila Koi that elevated his craft from "photography" to "world-building."
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