In my paintings I mostly explore the relationship between man and music, I try to show the wonderful world of music in colours and shapes. My father – even though he was a man of technology by profession – was an amazing violin player, which always had a great impact on me. Of course, almost every member of my family represents a form of art.

I first started to draw at the age of 25, at the Désy Huber Arts Class and at a preparatory course for the Hungarian College of Arts and Crafts. I continued my studies at the David Free School of Arts, where I learned to use various oil and watercolour techniques from Ágnes Németh, head of the school. I also had the opportunity to acquire anatomy and painting techniques from the Hungarian artist, Tamás Horváth. I studied at the academy of Gábor Radóczy Gyarmati, then I later learned the ways of non-figurative art.

Besides painting, I work in a difficult and masculine profession, maybe as the only woman in Hungary: I am a manager and architect of an Austrian company that constructs steel halls.