ABOUT ME

​Creativity has always been at the heart of who I am. Whether I'm designing, painting, working with ceramics, or exploring a new place, I find inspiration in observation, experimentation, and the process of making. Art is both my profession and my lifelong passion.

My artistic journey began at the age of eight through private art lessons and continued with Saturday classes at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia. I later earned a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design from The Art Institute of Philadelphia, graduating with a 3.9 GPA and receiving Best of Quarter recognition in Analysis of Form. Most recently, I completed a UX/UI Certificate through eCornell, reflecting my belief that learning is a lifelong pursuit.

Today, I balance my work as a visual arts educator with an active creative practice. As an educator, I strive to cultivate studio environments where curiosity, experimentation, and creative problem-solving thrive. As an artist, I enjoy working across both traditional and digital media, with a particular passion for painting, ceramics, and graphic design. I believe that maintaining my own artistic practice allows me to continually grow, explore new techniques, and bring fresh ideas into everything I create.

Outside the studio, I have a lifelong love of travel and discovering new cultures. I speak fluent Hungarian and had the unique opportunity to attend school in Hungary in fifth grade, an experience that broadened my perspective and continues to influence my appreciation for diverse people, places, and artistic traditions.

Above all, my greatest inspiration comes from my family. Many of my favorite adventures have been shared with my husband and our three children, whose curiosity and creativity continually remind me why art matters.

Whether I'm designing for a client, creating artwork in my studio, or inspiring the next generation of artists, I approach every project with curiosity, thoughtful design, and a genuine love of the creative process.