Gola Hundun took his first steps into the art world with traditional graffiti lettering at the age of 12. Soon, he stepped away from public work and focused solely on painting and drawing at home until he was 21, while studying at the Liceo Artistico in Ravenna and the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna. In 2003, he moved to Barcelona and found that the "DIY style" was thriving in the streets. Inspired by this vibrant street art community, he decided to bring his work back into the public sphere. Alongside his painting adventures, he creates sculptures integrating fibers, plant life, electronics, and live performance. His sculptural work often intertwines with public installations and murals.

Ideologically, Gola feels closer to the animal sphere than to the human one. He is fascinated by revealing various facets of the relationship between humans and the rest of the biosphere, exploring themes such as collaboration versus domination, genetic engineering, shamanism, vegetarianism, and spirituality.
His influences stem from cartoons & video games, post-human culture, and psychedelic art. To this day, his extensive travels around the world continue to play a profound role in shaping his perception and artistic style.