I am a Hungarian-born Canadian sculptor residing near beautiful lake Ontario.

My sculptural journey started in Toronto through developing skills in clay building techniques and pottery at George Brown College, The Gardiner Museum, and Studio on the Hill.
After a decade of big city existence, I found myself settling into a suburban, family-oriented lifestyle which allowed me to pursue my artistic dreams. Challenged by the lack of local resources for clay sculpture, I switched to another medium, Paper Mache.

Intrigued and fascinated by the possibilities of this medium, I immersed myself in a process that utilizes rich surface textures, exaggeration in proportion, and expressive gesture. Found objects, organic and reusable materials also found their way into my compositions.
My past exhibitions include solo, two-person, and group shows in Durham Region, Toronto, Ottawa, Aurora, and Peterborough. I have received numerous awards for my sculptures. My works are in private collections in North America, Belgium, and Australia.