Growing up in a small Budapest apartment, the artist was captivated by the magic created by their father in the makeshift photo lab. Watching him mix chemicals and develop films sparked a deep passion for photography within them. This led them to study chemistry at the Technical University of Budapest, eventually earning an M.S. in photochemistry. Their career took off at Forte Photochemical Industries, where they became the technical manager of the photo processing lab, all while dreaming of becoming a professional photographer.
In 1979, seeking both political and artistic freedom, the artist defected to the US. After working in a professional photo lab, they opened their own studio specializing in architectural photography. Despite the shift from film to digital photography, they maintained the same disciplines from their early days. With a specialization in retail photography, the artist's work has been featured in numerous magazines and books, including monographs on iconic landmarks like the Budapest Opera House and the Dohany Street Synagogue.
With several exclusive exhibitions in both the US and Europe, the artist's photography can be found adorning the walls of countless private homes and offices. Their unique perspective and attention to detail make their work a stunning addition to any space. To bring a touch of artistic flair to your home or office, consider purchasing prints of their photography for a sophisticated and elegant decor option.