MagyarEDUCATION
- 2017 – 2018
Budapest Art Mentor - 2009 – 2015
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
MA Graphic artist in graphic (Alajos Eszik, Tibor Somorjai-Kiss, Péter Berentz) - 2013 – 2013
Academy of Fine Arts, Dresden, Germany
Erasmus student in fine arts (Wolfram A. Scheffler) - 2004 – 2009
Secondary School of Visual Arts, Budapest, Hungary
OKJ Graphic designer in graphic design (Róbert Sárközi)
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2016
- Projections (with Ádám Csábi), Hermina Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
2014
- Debut exhibition, Headquarters of MKB Bank, Ceremonial hall, Budapest, Hungary.
2013
- Natura (with Erika Fábián), Lámpás Gallery, Zsámbék, Hungary.
2012
- Origin, CD-Fű Culture-Cellar, Budapest, Hungary.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
2017
- XXVII. Graphics Triennial of Miskolc, Gallery of Miskolc Museum of Contemporary Art, Miskolc, Hungary.
2016
- #Bartók, Ludwig Museum, Budapest, Hungary.
- GEM/GAMEclip, MODEM, Debrecen, Hungary.
- Hermina’s birthday exhibition, Hermina Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
- Transparent Sound Contemporary Music Festival, Trafó House, Budapest, Hungary.
2015
- Musicpaint, Hermina Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
- School of Barcsay, Fuga, Budapest, Hungary.
- Visible sound, Hermina Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
- 3st International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Napoleon-House, Győr, Hungary.
- Aperitif, L Art Open Studios, LAOS, Budapest, Hungary.
- Kottakép, Hermina Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
- Best of Diploma, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Barcsay hall, Budapest, Hungary.
2014
- Variations, Három Hét Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
2013
- On+line, Contemporary Gallery, Tata, Hungary.
- Installations, KoWerk Office, Budapest, Hungary.
- In line, Pepper Art Projects, Budapest, Hungary.
- Exhibition of the Ludwig Foundation, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Barcsay hall, Budapest, Hungary.
- Aus, Academy of Fine Arts, Dresden, Germany.
2012
- Printmakers, Ari Kupsus Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
- Run-of-the-Mill, ArtMill, Szentendre, Hungary.
- ARTplacc, ARTplacc, Tihany, Hungary.
2011
- Graphic artist nominees, Kiskun Museum, Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary.
- Exhibition of Moving Art Group, Nossen, Nossen, Germany.
- 1st International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Napoleon-House, Győr, Hungary.
- Face reconstruction, Gallery of Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Budapest, Hungary.
- Eastern European Printmakers Today, Muskat Studios, Boston, United States.
- XXV. Graphics Triennial of Miskolc, Gallery of Miskolc Museum of Contemporary Art, Miskolc, Hungary.
- Magyarok-Wengry, Jan Matejko Academy Of Fine Art, Krakow, Poland.
2009
- Ponton Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
AWARDS & GRANTS
- 2018
Member of the Budapest Art Mentor program
Budapest, Hungary - 2017
Award of The Foundation for Hungarian Graphic Art
Graphics Triennial of Miskolc, Miskolc, Hungary - 2015
Member of the mentoring program
MKB Bank, Excellence Club, Budapest, Hungary - 2013
Scholarship of Ludwig Foundation
Ludwig Foundation, Budapest, Hungary - 2012
Illustrations for Örkény István, I. prize
MKB Bank, Budapest, Hungary - 2012
Graphic Award
NaN-Art and Ari Kupsus Gallery, Budapest, Hungary - 2012
Erasmus scholarship
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary - 2011
Special Mention by Professional Jury
1st International Biennial of Drawing and Visual Graphics, Győr, Hungary - 2009
Rékassy Csaba Award
I graduated from Hungarian University of Fine Art in 2015.
I am interested in processes, in the traces of a given event, its imprints, in drawing attention to them, revealing and picturing them, grasping ephemeral things, and at the same time conserving them at a certain state. They are like wind, water or humans, the visual effects of different processes of life on the surrounding material, variables placed in a different context. My works show time and the effects of the environment. The rationalist approach of observing apparently monotonous and uniform masses, events or processes from a distance, the empirical approach, the observation of happenings from the inside reveals enormous, changeable and non-repetitive content. Neither of the approaches could exist without the other. The happenings, materials that we generally view from the outside appear in infinite variations having had a closer look once. Similarly to a fractal, there is no final, ready, measurable state. The goal is to grasping the phenomenon as an autonomous unit and mapping its interior structure. My works are unique stories of ‘any matter’ where visibly appear the non-recurrent nature of life.