I explore traces of human presence and memory through my painting. In my works, the figure often appears simultaneously as body, memory and sign. By blending figurative and abstract elements, I create a visual language in which preservation and disappearance coexist.

I have been creating art on a regular basis for more than a decade. I completed my studies in painting at the Számalk–Szalézi Technical School and Vocational School of Arts. I work primarily with acrylic, charcoal and oil. My former medical profession and daily encounters with human stories continue to influence the way I think about the human figure, presence and memory. My works are regularly presented in solo and group exhibitions, national biennials and international exhibitions.