video installation, projection mapping, animation loop, sound (Nadoe)

Fu cki n Pub li ca ti o n is a selection of furious and instinctively drawn images and relating free associations. - risograph 10*16cm

animation, virtual reality, projection mapping

risograph A4

''on red'' is a series risograph printed semi figurative portraits

silkscreen print 60*90cm

Claude Monet - Luncheon on the Grass, paraphrase - silkscreen print 60*90cm

Caspar David Friedrich - Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, paraphrase - acryl and charcoal on canvas 100*100, 60*70 cm

A4 publication risograph

animated teaser for Rotterdam Ahoy Arena LED screen (1000m2)

art poster for the rock band ''Lewsberg'' (metropolis festival, rotterdam, 2018)

Poster design for the group exhibition ''Slechte Verhalen Fikken Niet''

The “The Legend of the Turul” is a publication that aims to deconstruct the political and ideological context around central figure of Hungarian mythology: the Turul bird. The Turul symbol has been appropriated by extreme nationalist and conspiritual movements. The book focuses on the population of the internet and their ways of (mis)interpretation in order to ''introduce'' the reader to the legend.

Fu cki n Pub li ca ti o n is a selection of furious and instinctively drawn images and relating free associations. - risograph 10*16cm

part of an illustration series that focuses on unpleasant intimacy and physical proximity

''Recreation'' is series of virtual reality dioramas. Each scene gives the viewer a glimpse at how social anxiety disorder works in supposedly positive social environments such as holidays, wellness, restaurants etc., and how people with ''SAD'' may perceive these settings.

''Recreation'' is series of virtual reality dioramas. Each scene gives the viewer a glimpse at how social anxiety disorder works in supposedly positive social environments such as holidays, wellness, restaurants etc., and how people with ''SAD'' may perceive these settings.

part of an illustration series that consists short stories in three panels

Illustrations for an autonomous publication based on the Chinese consultation book "I Ching"

part of an illustration series that consists short stories in three panels