Chameleon Amour began his artistic career experimenting in different media. He worked with oil paints for paintings as well as natural materials, polyester and epoxy resins for sculptural objects. With an increase in gallery shows and public exhibitions, the demand for large-scale paintings grew, which led to an intensive workload. After a few years, he sought new challenges and moved to Sydney, Australia.

There he was impressed by the vibrant culture and people. In search of more intense colors and a faster way of production, he discovered fluorescent acrylic paints, which significantly changed his artistic technique and style. This resulted in a highly recognizable, personal artistic language that quickly gained recognition and popularity.