I work as a curator and journalist based in Budapest. My practice encompasses multiple approaches to mediating design, including curating, research, and writing.

I am one of the co-founders of edit, a collective of design theorists and managers. Working in the cultural and design scene, we engage in curating, journalism, research, and management practices. We also run our project space in Budapest called editory, where we organize and host design-related exhibitions, talks, workshops, and other events.

Since 2025, I have been a PhD student at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. My research explores the intersections between exhibitions and Design Culture Studies, with a particular focus on design curatorial practices in Hungary and the CEE region.

Between 2022 and 2025, I served as director of K11 Labor, and until 2022, I worked as an editor at Hype&Hyper, where I commissioned features on Central and Eastern European contemporary design projects and interviewed designers, curators, and artists (read my full archive here).

I have also been working on freelance curatorial projects on various topics of design, including the design culture of the socialist era (A bőre őre, 2026; Honey, have you ever heard of "zacskós-tej-tartó"?, 2024), the physicality of digital infrastructures (Beyond the Cloud, 2021; Allegories of an Automated Present, OFF-Biennale 2021), and group shows of design projects from talented young designers (SEQUENCES OF IDEAS, 2023; Best in Design, 2023).

I hold an MA in Design Theory (Design Curator Specialisation) from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (2021) and I spent my Erasmus at Kingston University, London (2018).