Can we grasp the nature of the Universe?
Can we compress the stream of the time into a moment?
Can we see and show anything from inside and from outside at the same moment?

I take photographs to grab the magic of a moment.
I take photographs of arranged scenes in my studio to recall disappeared moments of the bygone times.
I make sketches about the face of a man or about a tree with biro-pen on a piece of paper to picture of the feeling of a special moment.
I make watercolour drafts to keep the incredible harmonies of the colours on an autumn leaf or on the wall of the house on the opposite side of the street…

Then I am standing in front of a white canvas with turmoiling thoughts in my mind and trying to compose a sign onto this blinding plane with the help of the paints, using the wonderful forms of the endless space.

I wanted to express the boundless human soul, the spirituality in this hard material world because I know that the real value of an individual experience becomes accessible if it passes the borders of the subject, and it is capable of becoming of object of others.

A real work of art can be an invitation to travel through the spaces and the times, through light and darkness or through reality into the imaginery world.

Painting a picture is a wonderful magic. It is a kind of transformation when the objective materials, namely the colour paint on the canvas, are being transformed from the reality into spirituality for the purpose of that to create a new world, can be said an other kind of reality, in which the different spaces and times can meet and by this means they can show something of the seemingly impossible, where you can catch a moment slipping away or you can see anything from inside and from outside at the same time…