Mother's Love VI

mother-of-pearl, laquer, resin, brass, sterling silver

27x30x2 mm

A jewelry maker working at the intersection of material exploration and emotional storytelling. I began my journey at the Art School of Buda and further developed my practice through the metalworking BA and MA programs at MOME. After the loss of a close friend, I became deeply drawn to the theme of transience, which has remained a central source of inspiration in my work. I combine traditional metalsmith techniques with alternative methods to create distinctive textures and forms, exploring fragility, memory, and transformation through material. My work invites intimate engagement and reflects the continuous dialogue between presence, absence, and change.

Artist Bio:
I am a Hungarian contemporary jewellery artist and designer based in Jászberény. I hold an MA in Jewellery Design and Metalworking from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), following my BA in Metalworking and earlier goldsmithing studies at the Art School of Buda.

In 2024, I presented my first solo exhibition, How Was It? My Road to Being an Applied Artist, at Déryné 6 Gallery in Jászberény. My work has been presented internationally at events and exhibitions including Munich Jewellery Week, Romanian Jewelry Week, Tincal Lab in Porto, and Budapest Jewelry Week, among others.

I am a recipient of the Stefan Lengyel Scholarship of Excellence and the Pistachios Contemporary Art Jewelry Award, as well as the Mydaybyday Gallery Award and Cluster Craft Fair Award. I am a member of Precious Collective and FISE.