Conceptual nominee

Because of my fears and anxiety I feel myself locked into myself. I try to get out, but sometimes I am hiding rather. In my series, I worked with the polaroid technique, because the image is already pre-framed, which I can cross. For the maximalism of my compulsion - which in many cases, manifested in an infinite retouching in relation to digital images - the finality and contingency of the polaroid also means reassurance, I can not modify the image itself, but I can process it manually in any way afterwards.

I have always been artistic in a non-artistic family. I graduated as an economist, but honestly, that world has always been far away from me. I was constantly looking for my way, developing my creative self, writing, taking photos, making crafts. About eight years ago, I started making bags in a self-taught way, and then a couple of years ago it proved to be little for me, so I applied to a fashion design school. Here I realised how much I love to deal with the basis of everything, the material itself, and to try different material manipulation techniques. After graduation I had started Textile MA at Budapest Metropolitan University, where from I graduated last summer. I feel like I have finally found my place. I love combine photography and manipulation techniques. My main source of inspiration is myself, my feelings, my experiences, my thoughts about the world and myself.