Living on the other side of the world from my family, growing up Catholic, losing my grandparents during covid, beginning my journey through PTSD therapy.

The Cascade of Incessant Lamentations

What is important to me is the energy of women across generations. It's important for me to see my ancestors and my descendants. Also, I am very fond of the motif world of our Hungarian folk art, which contains a lot of symbols of our femininity.

Lifeflowering

When I created "A Drop of Happiness"I wanted to show to the public through a very powerful concentration of bright colors that where concentrated in -one single drop- the power of the entire rainbow...

THE EMPIRE PHASE 2 : A DROP OF HAPPINESS

If you submerge your head completely under water, you enter a new world. I captured the feeling of this freedom with this work of art. The picture was applied to the canvas in several layers of acrylic paint. Spray varnish was then applied to seal it. On the back of the work of art is the dedication with the year it was created and a red stamp. There is also an artist's seal on the right outer frame.

Under Water

Once upon a time, when I was a child, there were quilters who made quilts and bedspreads. In fact, the place where they worked was called the quilt makers' market. On a flat and wide ground, they would sew quilts and bedspreads with large needles in their hands, as if they were making art. I couldn't get enough of watching them do their delicate and elegant work. It was not possible to know the next stories of these bedspreads and what they have witnessed, but these beautiful covers were laid neatly on the bed as a first thing in the morning and created the first sparks of a colorful and orderly joy of life in those who saw them. As labor is done...

Bedspread

This painting is about a girl who came from darkness, and even though people keep trying to discredit her vision and purpose, her kindness and passion outshines them. They envy her unconventional way of seeing beauty, and even though she’s messy sometimes, her heart keeps her going in the right direction.

Mirror, mirror

Pice Gallery

Camille

Romeo and Juliet of Sarajevo. Slain by snipers' bullets, the childhood sweethearts' bodies lay in their final embrace for seven days.<br />
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Originally showcased at the prestigious Venice Biennale and&nbsp;appeared in 3 books.

Enchanted Realms