My work explores the boundaries between space, object, and perception.In my work, form, light, material, and narrative function as an interconnected system. As a multidisciplinary artist with a background in both fine arts and design, I create installations, site-specific artistic concepts integrated into interiors, design objects, and unique sculptural pieces. Central to my practice are spatial perception, materiality, and the question of how form can generate character, atmosphere, and visual identity. My previous collaborations include the development of complex spatial and artistic projects for Porsche Hungaria, where brand identity, technology, and visual experience were conceived as a unified system. For me, art is not a supplementary element but an active force in shaping contemporary spaces—a visual presence that transforms space into a perceptible experience.
Space Installations and artistic systems integrated into interior spaces.Identity Artistic approaches to visual systems and brand experiences. Object Sculptural design objects and conceptual works in porcelain. Narrative Visual narratives shaped through light, material, and perception.
I believe that art is not merely an addition to a space, but an active force that shapes how contemporary environments are experienced.A carefully articulated object, installation, or visual system has the power to shape the identity of a place, make a brand memorable, and foster a deeper connection between people and their environment.
I studied Porcelain Design at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design before pursuing further research in the Painting doctoral program at the Faculty of Arts of University of Pécs. My professional experience was further enriched through work at the Herend and Hollóháza Porcelain Manufactories, as well as through international study programs.As an educator, I taught courses in form studies and modeling within the Ceramics program at Metropolitan University, and also contributed to preparatory courses at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, as well as teaching at the University of Pécs. Between 2021 and 2024, I worked as Art Director and Visual Designer for Porsche Hungaria, developing complex spatial and visual concepts in which brand identity, technology, and artistic thinking were integrated into a cohesive system.
The foundation of my current work lies in the formal sensitivity, compositional thinking, and exploration of surfaces that I developed through painting. My relationship to color, rhythm, materiality, and visual balance originates from this background and continues to shape both my spatial and object-based projects today.
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