Writer, graphic designer, illustrator, intermedia artist

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Her artistic career is defined by empathy, honesty, and concern for those on the margins of society. She processes her own difficult childhood and young adulthood experiences not with self-pity, but with creative power. In her books and visual art, she gives voice to those who are often considered mute, different, or worthless by society.

In her ten books so far, she writes about dysfunctional families, children of dependent parents, grief, damaged female roles, abusive relationships, disability and the possibility of second chances. Her book Exception is None deals with the experience of growing up with dependent parents; in her storybook about the life of Simona Kossak, she shows respect for nature and the importance of female role models in Central Europe. Her works have been translated into German, English and Slovenian.

She mentors young aspiring authors, runs an online, accessible literary workshop, and helps them create their first volumes as a book designer and illustrator. She brings contemporary literature and illustration to life in high school and library programs. In her play written for the MáSzínház, she connects the themes of otherness, freedom, and inclusion with humor and sensitivity. She regularly donates her fine art works to charitable causes.

With her creations and personal statements, she stands for acceptance, the open naming of physical and mental difficulties and the possibility of asking for help. She offers young artists not only professional knowledge, but also an accessible, safe community. In her art, social sensitivity is not a separate topic, but a basic creative position: she shows that the difficulties experienced do not eliminate a person's dignity, creative ability and responsibility for others.

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