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“I needed to write, to express myself through written language not only so that others might hear me but so that I could hear myself.” – Gabor Maté And I need to express myself through art. The summer of 2024 was a very productive period for me, and as a result, my studio work changed. The previous “greyish” colour scheme was replaced by a more raw, expressive, and colourful formulation, with the aim of achieving “self-identical painting.” I asked myself, where am I in the material, how do I paint, and how can I express myself through it? I was looking for a technical formulation closer to my inner self. I am so sensitive to some questions, especially women’s issues. I want to express something about a naked woman’s body, but I am especially looking for the answer. Related to questions of self-identity, self-observation, self-reflection, my identity, my place, my role and the psychological boundaries of body and soul in my work. In a way, it appears as a lyrical self, dealing with questions of self, as it were, and through it, in a broader sense, it also deals with women’s issues and identity. Emphasis on concepts such as vulnerability, burden, hiding and showing, objectification, personality and impersonality. / Hungarian artist based Budapest, Hungary. SCHOOLS 2011-2016. University of Pécs, Master of Arts in Painting (MA) 2021. Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Teacher of Fine Arts (MA)