Biography I was born in Hungary, 1967. I studied pedagogy and became a Waldorf teacher. Two decades ago, my family moved to the Britain and I began to work for various Rudolf Steiner establishments teaching children and working with people with special needs. In 2007, I received my professional sculptor diploma after completing my nearly five years training at Geisler-Moroder Woodcarving and Sculpture School in Austria. At present, I study MA Fine Art at University of Brighton but I also continue teaching sculpture to adolescents with emotional behaviour difficulties. I live in Forest Row, East Sussex with my husband and younger daughter. I was always fascinated by the beauty of wood though it took a long time to commit myself to this medium. I enjoy experimenting with various styles and techniques and constantly search for a visual language to express spiritual experiences. My current project is creating portals as transitional spaces with the intention of raising awareness to the importance of conscious threshold experiences. Exhibitions PERMANENT EXHIBITION: 2008 “Sculpted Torat”, Forest Row, Sussex SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 2003 Holywood Library, Northern Ireland 2003 Moonstone Gallery, Holywood, N I 2005 “Fearless Fear”, Holywood Library, N I 2005 “Lightgrowth”, Newtownards, N I 2005 “Myth-o’-Wood”, Chequer Mead Arts Centre, Sussex GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 2003 RDS National Crafts Competition, Dublin, Ireland 2003 Elaine Somers Gallery, Belfast, N I 2004 “...Irish Art”, The Davison Gallery, Holywood, N I 2005 “Beyond Words”, Holywood Library, N I 2006 “Inspirational Arts Festival”, London 2007 “Art and Sculpture Exhibition”, Michael Hall, Sussex 2008 “Lingfield Art”, Sussex 2008 “Forest Row Festival”, Sussex