Costume designer and visual theatre maker from Budapest, Hungary. She has directed several individual performances using her costumes as the “main characters” on stage. She is interested in the relationship between the human body and its surroundings, and has created many experimental costumes using unusual technologies, such as sound-sensitive LED lights, built-in fans and 3D-printed elements.
Besides designing for theatre, film, ballet, concerts and dance shows, she teaches at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. She organises interdisciplinary visual projects with her students reflecting on sensitive topics, such as domestic violence or taboos. She has won many international prizes over the past decade (iSTAN 2018, PQ 2019, WSD 2022) and is the vice-chair of an OISTAT sub-commission.