<p style="text-align: justify;">I was born in 1950 in M&aacute;t&eacute;szalka. I have been interested in arts, painting and music since I was nine years old.In my childhood I learnt much about the secrets of painting from Zolt&aacute;n Koncz painter, later I was an apprentice of Tibor Cs. Uhrin painter. I completed my secondary school studies in &Uacute;jfeh&eacute;rt&oacute; then I studied in Debrecen, at the College of Agriculture in Ny&iacute;regyh&aacute;za, then I was admitted to the faculty of arts of the College of General Education in Uzhhorod.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">In my life I owe much to Albert Solt&eacute;sz, Istv&aacute;n Husz&aacute;r, Andr&aacute;s Berecz, J&aacute;nos Horv&aacute;th, K&aacute;roly Szegv&aacute;ri, Ang&eacute;la Tur&aacute;k, Val&eacute;ria Pavliczin, Ferenc Keszty&uuml;s, painters, to L&aacute;szl&oacute; Petrezky, graphic artist &ndash; industrial designer and, last but not least, to Dr. &Aacute;gota Murak&ouml;zi and Dr. Rezső Szijj, art historians. I am especially awed by and my works are greatly influenced by the inconceivability of the works of &Eacute;douard Manet, August Renoir, Camille Pissarro, L&aacute;szl&oacute; Pa&aacute;l, K&aacute;roly Ferenczy, L&aacute;szl&oacute; Medny&aacute;nszky, Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh and Salvador Dali and, of course, by the works of Mih&aacute;ly Munk&aacute;csy and J&oacute;zsef Boksay Sub- Carpathian painter.Perhaps it is Vincent Van Gogh that made the most honest statement about painting: &bdquo;It is very true that many painters are insane &ndash; this is a kind of life that &ndash; to say the least of it &ndash; alienates man from the world. It is alright that I bury myself in my job to the ears but I remain wacky forever&rdquo;.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">I deem myself a realist-impressionist painter but I tried other trends as well, such as surrealism and avant-garde. I am a follower of plein air painting because of the closeness of colours and forms; I can breathe together with my environment. I am anxious for the nature&rsquo;s safety as an obsessed; I think it is my task to reserve the moments for future. By slow degrees we want to take everything from nature, we want to control it but this attempt is vain because we have to return everything to it. The beauty of nature is not fragile, it is permanent and endless. Beside the arts I dealt with image design, advertising graphics and I have acquired qualification in nine professional activities. I am a member of the National Association of the Hungarian Inventors, with my invention under protection of industrial property I gained much success and appreciation.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">As I say: &bdquo;We have to pay for good life. There is a cheaper form of life too but it is not so good&rdquo;.<br />
Jim Rohn said: &bdquo;With public education you can pick up a living, if you train yourself, you will be wealthy&rdquo;. My works participated in nation-wide travelling exhibitions many times; I exhibited them in &Uacute;jfeh&eacute;rt&oacute;, Ny&iacute;regyh&aacute;za, Debrecen, Budapest, Slovakia, Italy, Romania and Germany. In the last fifteen years I have not had any exhibitions in Hungary, my works were exhibited abroad. My plans for the near future include appearance in Hungary again in a slightly low-key form, I would like to spend all of my time beyond the easel.</p>