My sculptures are made of high-purity optical glass. I use cold shaping methods (cutting, grinding, polishing, gluing) and state -of- the -art materials with a precision of one hundredth of a milimeter. The size of my sculptures are limited as I use very special materials and an extremely precise technology.
My goal is to let the spectators see hitherto mostly unknown aspects and also to let them have unique visual experience. Transparency and opacity, multiple inner mirroring and the net of lines created thereof, the colours appearing in full depth or only superficially, the interior spaces of the sculptures which move outside spaces: these are all important features of my sculptures. My art is influenced by classical hungarian and international geometric, abstract art, complemented by minimal art and contemporary art trends, for example MADI. I made homage sculptures about the works of Leonardo Fibonacci, Lajos Kassák, Kazimir Malevich, and Victor Vasarely. Out of contemporary fine arts I feel close to Anish Kapoor’s and Olafur Eliasson’s space concepts and their use of materials and colours. Recently I have been immersed in the relationship of directed light and sculptures, using the sculptures as systems of lenses, manifesting movement and change, filling up great spaces visually. All these themes are linked to the art of László Moholy-Nagy, György Kepes and Nicholas Schöffer