Topaz Print

I am a Hungarian artist, born in Budapest in 1985. My practice is rooted in continuous experimentation with both natural and artificial materials, embracing the unpredictable as an essential creative force. Chance, coincidence, and the inherent behavior of matter guide my process, allowing materials to react freely and shape their own transformations. By combining corroded metals, dry wood, natural minerals, industrial elements, and pigments in unexpected ways, I create layered, textural works that blur the line between organic evolution and human intervention. Through my art, I invite viewers into a tactile meditation on impermanence—offering a sensory journey through cycles of birth, decay, and renewal—while reflecting on our place within the greater ecosystem. I began my artistic journey at an early age and went on to study visual representation and environmental design at Eszterházy Károly College in Eger, Hungary, where I earned both my BA and MA degrees. Over the years, I have exhibited my work in numerous solo and group exhibitions and have participated several times in Art Market Budapest. In 2015, I joined Ari Kupsus’ Artist Camp at Pappenheim Castle in Iszkaszentgyörgy, Hungary. Throughout my career, I have explored a variety of mediums, including video art, installations, and performances. I currently live and work as a full-time artist in Úrkút, Hungary.