Motto:

“Knowing, seeing and feeling everything that is going on around me in the world, I chose the artistic path of not reflecting, criticising and assessing any of that but rather enabling the viewer to rest a little. I offer my objects as passageways towards introspection. “

Zsófia started to pay attention to complex, and seemingly difficult objects at the University of Applied Arts. She stimulated the observers to discover her artworks, in order to find every object’s meaning by themselves.
Later she started to create objects of use: clocks, simple instruments and various patience games. Her artworks are interactive, a kind of opportunity for meditation. These objects only show their meaning if we touch or toss them up, turn them upside down, knock them or peek into them. She wants to revive our most ancient instinct, the reflex of touching, thus breaking our everyday routine and leading us to quiet contemplation.

This inherent wish to teach and her way of perception began to intensify at her career’s beginning, during her 6-month internship in Japan.
Pictures and sculptures became more and more important besides her „playful” objects in the last years. Her mission is invariably present in all her artworks: to stop us, make us think and stimulate our emotions.
Zsófia plays with shadows, shapes, colours and countless textures. Even her smallest object can fill a grand hall with its unique mood and naturalness.

She continuously learns and investigates new techniques, and actively participates on international creamics symposiums. She is present on every notable Hungarian exhibitions with her artworks. In 2007 the worldwide famous Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory buyed and materialized two of her projects. She is a member of the International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) since 2009. Her ceramics enrich numerous private collections in the world: from Brasil and the US to European countries.