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I mainly create ceramic and food miniatures, recreating familiar forms with careful attention to surface, texture, and character. Alongside these, I enjoy making rare and unusual pieces that are seldom seen in miniature, objects that invite curiosity and feel special to own.

My artistic journey began with drawing in childhood, followed by early experiments with pottery clay in the 1990s. After moving to England in 2016, I discovered polymer clay, which allowed me to combine traditional ceramic sensibilities with the precision needed for miniature work.

With a background in photography, history, and anthropology, and years spent working as a cataloguer and researcher in an auction house in Budapest, research and observation remain at the heart of my process. I love tracing the stories behind objects and translating them into miniature form.

From research and making to photography, each piece is created with care, historical sensitivity, and an appreciation for materials. Wherever possible, I use techniques and finishes that reflect the original full scale objects.​