Faedriel is a clinical psychologist, researcher, and AI artist working at the seam of spiritual futurism, neomythism, and psychoanalysis. Raised between Greek Orthodox ritual and MMO worlds, he learned early that icons and interfaces are both thresholds—places where story reorganizes the self and community. His practice uses AI not as spectacle but as a collaborator in image, sound, and text, expanding collective imagination while reducing gatekeeping in creative work. In the clinic, he integrates AI with art‑therapy approaches to cultivate inclusive, psychologically grounded collaboration; in research, he pursues arts‑based qualitative methods to study how co‑creative systems shape identity, belonging, and power.

Faedriel is the founder of Neomythism - a living, networked philosophy for crafting and testing myths to re-enchant a disenchanted world. My practice fuses AI image systems with language-engineering of Word-Beings (operational myth-objects), moving work across clinic, studio, and network. Authorship becomes a relay: mythic operators are set in language, the model answers, and the exchange is steered until a third voice appears - neither human nor machine, but a shared instrument of becoming. The result is armor and mirror at once (mythic, luminous, and protopian) - images that tune signal into story, turn attention into ritual, and cast possibility into form - work that seeks to reshape the Real.

Faedriel treats myth as an operator rather than an ornament—concerned less with content than with forms that change how we live. Exhibited internationally and active in community‑centered initiatives, Faedriel’s work aims to turn aesthetic charge into durable social practice: rituals, archives, and relationships that resist capture and widen agency.