Klaudia was more than a student; she was a valued member of our community. Her quiet presence, gentle words, and thoughtful insights left a lasting impression on all of us. Her passing leaves a painful void. Her work, the time we spent with her, and the connections she forged will keep her memory alive.   

The diploma film project she worked on with such dedication, but was unable to complete, explored fundamental questions of human existence: how we find one another, drift apart, and how the places that matter most in our lives shape our relationships. Her concept also drew on her own experience of transience: that curious, familiar feeling of becoming attached even to spaces intended to be temporary, and of watching these places gradually become repositories of personal memories. In her work, she had a gift for transforming the most intimate emotions into images of universal resonance. For her, animation was not merely a technique, but a way of giving expression to the soul.  

Let us remember her through this drawing, which captures the purity and sincerity of her artistic vision, and keep her in our hearts as we knew her: curious, creative, and a companion to those around her.  

We extend our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies to her family, friends, and all those who loved her at this time of immeasurable grief.  

Your memory and your talent will live on.  

The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design community