Mythic systems for the quietly visionary

Maa Kuu is a Helsinki-based creator working at the intersection of technology, myth, and digital emotion. He describes himself as a “demon admirer, online explorer, and artist of the in-between”—someone who broadcasts feeling through machine-made beauty.

Originally from the tech world, Maa Kuu spent years inside the logic of code before drifting toward image, ritual, and story. His art isn’t fixed—it arrives in pulses, like weather or memory.

This current transmission, Demonology, is a seasonal collection of emotionally charged images and objects. It asks: What kind of beauty emerges when the machine is haunted by feeling? It’s art made to disappear, offered briefly as mugs and fragments you can carry with you.

Maa Kuu uses a range of tools—especially AI, which he approaches like a soft synth: cold and coded, yet capable of warmth when tuned just right.

The name Maa Kuu—Finnish for “Earth Moon”—comes from his Second Life avatar, created in 2006 during that brief era when everyone was online becoming someone else. After a 12-year absence, he returned in 2019. He's been transmitting ever since.