Today I live and paint in Vienna. But the path that brought me here was anything but linear.

I grew up in a small town in western Hungary. Art was my first language, long before I had words for what I was feeling. That inner calling led me across Europe, from Szombathely to Munich and Vienna, and on to London and Lisbon. I wanted to understand how spaces shape us and how design transforms the way we live and work. After graduating from the University of Applied Arts Vienna, I became Head of Design at Blaha Office, where I created furniture for modern working environments. International awards such as the Red Dot Award and the iF Design Award followed. I had achieved what I had dreamed of for years and for the first time, I felt free enough to simply be myself.

A journey to the Azores became a turning point. Ten meters of raw canvas. Wind. Salt. Just that white surface in front of me. No concept, only feeling. Something I had held back for a long time began to flow again. Soon after, I became a mother. With love came a crisis: Who am I if I am not performing, not achieving, but simply being? The answer was clear: I am an artist.

Today I unite the precision of an award-winning designer with the depth of personal transformation. Spaces are not neutral. They shape how we think, how we feel, and how we perceive ourselves.

A single work of art can transform the atmosphere of a room and with it, the mindset of the person within it. Art is not decoration. It is the emotional center of a space. And that is exactly why I create it.