1981.09.19. born in Dunaújváros, HU
EDUCATION
2002-2006
Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Teacher Department
2003-2006
Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Painting Department
2001-2003
Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Graphics Department,
2000-2001
School of Art and Design, Budapest
1996-2000
Secondary School of Fine and Applied Arts, Budapest, Graphic Designer Faculty
AWARDS
2010
Prize awarded by the city of Dunaujvaros
2009
Budapest airport’s Competition on the Signage Concept of the new Terminal 2.
2007
Prize of the best pavilion at Bibliobraz International Book Fair – together with Zsombor Kiss
Essl Award, Special Invitation
2006
Award of the Hungarian Ministry of Communication and Informatics
2005
Award of the Hungarian Ministry of Communication and Informatics
Republican Felowship
2004
Ludwig Prize
2003
Barcsay Jenő Prize
Székely Bertalan Prize
2002
Glatz Oszkár Prize
GROUP EXHIBITIONS (selection)
2009
Hungarian Design Award, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
2007
Essl Award Winners, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg/Wien, A
Essl Award Night, Ludwig Museum (Museum of Contemporary Art), Budapest
2006
“Meister und Studenten”, Maurer Dóra’s students exhibition, Collegium Hungaricum, Wien
“The Way, 1956″, memory exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest
2005
Light simposium, installations with Szigeti Gábor Csongor, Eger, Hungary
POSZT festival, the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts exibition, Pécs, Hungary
International artcamp exibition, New Cultural House, Csíkszereda, Romania
2004
“Mosaic” – Annual Exibition of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Dunaújváros
2003
Exhibition organized for the aniversary of Barcsay Jenő’s birthday, Barcsay Hall, Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts
“The Circle” – big size painting put on the floor at the Millenare Park, Budapest
Adam, Eva – installation with Szigeti Gábor Csongor at the Millenare Park, Budapest
SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection)
2006
“TRUNKS”, Intercisa Museum, Dunaújváros
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2009
Hungarian Design Award, exhibition catalogue, Hungarian Design Council
2007
Essl Award 2007, exhibition catalogue, Essl Museum