I was born in Budapest in 1957, but I have lived in Csákberény since my childhood. I grew up in a family of ten and had a wonderful childhood.
Raised in faith and love, surrounded by this beautiful landscape, I was filled for a lifetime with wonders—
so many that even if I tried to paint or sculpt just a small part of them, three lifetimes would not be enough.
I have participated in various art camps, but with few exceptions, all I truly learned was that inner drive and a life close to nature are far more important to me than anything else. I can no longer imagine my life without paintings and sculptures.
Materials are merely tools—I feel that I still have so much to create from stone and on canvas, for my own joy and for the joy of others, if God wills it.