I am a Hungarian photographer and essay writer, living on Long Island, in New York.

I have a Law Degree from my native country, and a graduate degree in Africana Studies from the US. Since 2017 I have been working as a professional documentary- and commercial photographer, covering various genres and topics.

Photography came to me at a later stage in my career, but through it I have found my true calling: a commitment to authentic, cross-cultural storytelling that connects people through our shared human story. It is a creative process rich in meaning, leading my spirit on the journey of life.

My work has been inspired by two influences:

my Eastern European background and the region’s understated visual aesthetics; and by the contrasts and dramatic effects found in cinematic and vintage photography.

My art is the expression of a search for the invisible, the hidden, the insinuated, the untold. It is driven by a passion to create images that have not only a body but also a soul.

I speak Hungarian, English, Spanish, French and Hebrew.

Beyond photography, the most meaningful achievement of my life is to be the mother of my daughter and my son, two individuals whom I have raised to be fully bilingual, They were taught to have an open mind, and to comfortably move between languages and cultures.

You can see a list of my winning placement at international photography competitions here.

For a list of exhibitions I participated in please go to gallery homepage.