The image is divided into two halves; the left side shows a colored photo of a young woman with short hair riding a motorcycle in an urban setting, and the right side features a detailed illustration of a large purple and black humanoid robot standing against a red background.
The image is divided into two halves; the left side shows a colored photo of a young woman with short hair riding a motorcycle in an urban setting, and the right side features a detailed illustration of a large purple and black humanoid robot standing against a red background.

Mod Pod Genesis

Andreas believes there is a community of kindred spirits waiting at the intersection where the Mod aesthetic meets Mecha culture. While Mod has always held a special place in his heart, his fascination with the Mobile Suits of Anime has been a constant since the mid-90s. Now, Andreas has reached a point where he no longer feels the need to keep these passions in isolated compartments.

By allowing these worlds to 'mix and mingle,' he is creating a fusion that honors both lineages while providing a platform for continued creative exploration. Mod Pod is his invitation to these existing communities to plug into a shared vision—one that fosters human connection and rides toward a more vibrant, connected future on a personalized blend of vintage scooters and futuristic Mecha.

(The image of the mod on his scooter is Robert Lee on the cover of the Mods Mayday '79 album)