Jack has been creating art on and off for more than 30 years. With a doctoral degree as a scientist, Jack is a perennial art student, learning from the masters and applying his math and geometry background into his art.

Jack interested in music started at early age as well, and the convergence of his computer science career and music composition interests have resulted in several years of sound art and experimental music.

Jack initial influences were his relatives, part of a family of cabinetmakers who worked mostly with hand tools, growing up in an environment in which manual work conveyed a sense of pride. Jack has background in woodworking, welding and solid-state electronics.

He created his first figurative clay models while in primary school, and continued developing his modeling abilities for many years, learning how to made molds and casts, and carving wood and stone. In recent years, Jack has used his carving abilities to create block prints beside his sculptures.

While attending graduate school, Jack started experimenting with algorithmic animations and music.

In recent years, Jack has integrated his drawings and sculpture into a mixed-reality process, including his own animations, music compositions, and sound designs to share immersive experiences with a wider audience.