Domingo developed an interest in the creative arts at the age of four, captivated to animation and the concept of television. "How can pictures be moving like this?" he blurted out. "It blew my mind." After class, he began creating cartoons to impress his classmates. The sparkle and glamour of Showbiz captivated Domingo, and he desired to be a part of it, to contribute to it. And it was in this way that he decided to move into the world of entertainment and culture, a sector in which he still finds identity.
His first journey into the arts was as a dancer, which he began to hone at the age of six. He enjoyed dancing at parties and gatherings. Following that, he progressed to dance in variety shows and music videos, appearing in Sarkodie's Azonto Fiesta and E.L's Kaalu music video. "Dancing really opened doors for me, that was how I was able to make friends and connections in the entertainment industry."

Domingo began dabbling with photography after leaving dance, picking up a camera in 2014. He began with his pals and quickly moved into gaining clients. He acquired a job at Echohouse, a creative agency where he worked with huge brands like Vodafone, Nestle, and some of Ghana's top celebrities, practising both photography and videography.