On Point on the Hilltop Hungarian Vizsla Sculpture

MY BIOGRAPHY: I was born into a blooming oasis spreading over many acres in the middle of the plains with lakes and lots of animals. I had no other path, no other love, but the language of natural forms, studying and reshaping God’s creatures. I was happy in this world, and I still rely on it to revive me every day.I began my studies at Tömörkény István Gimnázium as a pupil of Mihály Fritz and László Bánvölgyi, followed by the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts at the University of Pécs, where my master was Sándor Rétfalvi.This miracle was joined by another: my marriage and my children. I am committed to classical sculpture in my work, but I am also exploring new fields working together with my husband.