Can Aksoy is a Turkish-Bulgarian artist, filmmaker, and interdisciplinary creative whose work spans architecture, digital design, photography, and photojournalism. Now based in London, England, his practice integrates these fields into innovative visual storytelling. Can runs SCA (Studio Can Aksoy), a digital photography and media studio in London, offering services in digital design, filmmaking, photography, and visual narration. SCA collaborates with thinkers, artists, global brands, organizations, and research groups on concept ideation, art direction, prototyping, artificial intelligence, and production to visualize abstract concepts and alternate realities. Can's films have been showcased at prestigious international festivals. His short experimental film "Psyche" was officially selected for the Oxford International Short Film Festival 2023 and the Performance Film & Media Short Film Festival in London, where it competed for Best Horror Film. "Psyche" was also screened at Raindance Film Festival's Open Shorts Night in the West End of London. Another notable work, "Silencio", earned a nomination for Best Experimental Film at the Oxford International Short Film Festival in 2019. In 2018, Can established his creative studio to experiment with novel methods of blending digital design, film, photography, AI, and visual arts, driven by a deep fascination with cinematic narratives. His work, particularly in the horror genre, independent cinema, and avant-garde filmmaking, is influenced by psychoanalysis and seeks to explore the unconscious mind and the unseen forces. SCA continues to push boundaries in visual storytelling, collaborating with brands and creatives to create inventive cinematic experiences that challenge conventions and inspire new perspectives.