Many years ago, at a corporate Christmas party, one of our clients—a marketing director from an international bank—congratulated my creative team for a campaign that doubled the sales of their "Christmas loan" product. My colleagues were ecstatic, but for me, it felt like the lowest point in my career. I realized I wanted to use my creativity and the skills for projects that truly matter. Building on my foundation in law and mass communication, I pursued further studies in environmental law in Budapest, sustainability in Oslo, and environmental communication in Canada. These experiences reshaped my career, allowing me to work on challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and humanitarian issues.

My work today reflects this shift. With my team at BEE Environmental Communication—a group of talented designers, illustrators, and videographers—I help organizations bring their vision to life.

Beyond my professional projects, I also explore creativity in my personal work. My latest book, The Story of the Everything, the Nothing, and Other Strange Stories, was published by Transit Books, the US publisher of 2023 Nobel laureate Jon Fosse. The original Hungarian edition won the Hungarian Children’s Book Award in 2021 and inspired a puppet theater play that has been running in Hungary for over a year.

I’m a curious mind, always learning and exploring. I spent a year immersed in Buddhist studies and another delving into psychology. There was a month-long pilgrimage to find myself—and a 10-day silent retreat where I learned to lose it.

Now, I live in Ottawa, inspired every day by my three beautiful kids. (No pets, but our backyard is home to squirrels and the occasional raccoon.)

I’m grateful you’ve taken the time to read my story, and I hope we’ll have the chance to work together in the future.