After a career as an architect where he worked in several architecture, design, and art production firms, Solomon "Shlomi" Kagan started creating his own series of inked drawings. By 2006, he developed his signature style aided by digital graphics techniques by translating those original graphics into fabric, beads, leather, wood, and other materials. Today, his work is focused on production of fine art and commercial design applications targeting audiences in hospitality, architecture, interior design, apparel, and private collectors. His Fine Art Collection embodies the concept of reuse, utilizing re-purposed garments, material samples, and discarded fabric remnants to create new, striking abstract pieces.