In the Footsteps of Ancient Myths Painting

I was born in Budapest in 1977. My attraction to nature stems from my adventurous rural childhood. Later, my technical studies, immersion in the world of physics, constant city life, and the influence of these initial experiences shaped my art. Therefore, the borderlands and events of nature and city life are important themes for me. In my earlier works, I was concerned with the borderlands and transitions between sleep and wakefulness, exploring man's relationship with deeper nature and metaphysics. More recently, I have painted urban landscapes that relate the monumental structures of factories and plants to nature, or machines with unknown functions and purposes that make the viewer think. My works evoke an everyday situation or event, reflect on the processes in the world, or just capture a mood. Visually, I draw heavily on my photos in my images, which I either put together in a collage-like manner or use one-on-one and only change minor details for the sake of composition or content. I currently live and work in Budapest.