Humm's work has attracted considerable media attention with his first show making the front page of The Wall Street Journal.

[2] His art traverses societal norms and directly questions human nature and what lies ahead as we blindly pursue technological advancement with sometimes shocking alacrity.

The acclaimed art critic Edward Lucie-Smith wrote a book, Pop Expressionism, on Humm's early works on paper.

Primarily a painter and sculptor, he also works with a variety of art-forms including film, digital photography and literature to broaden the narrative.

[11] The artworks cover sculptures, pencil drawings, watercolour and oil painting and fine art photos.

Humm exhibited at the museum of Nevada in Las Vegas and several iconic art fairs in New York, Los Angeles, and Seoul.