He has been seriously involved in photography since he was a teenager. His Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts thesis, entitled 'Bunda’ (Fur), which he completed in 1991, set the course of his career for a long time. Initially, he created photographs for various clients, which appeared in advertising and cultural posters, publications and books. He has worked for international agencies such as McCann Erickson, GGK and Young and Rubicam, and has also created a project called Open Air 8x10, which was exhibited at the International Center of Photography School. 

In 2007, he was invited to join the teaching team at MOME, and soon afterwards he was accepted to the MOME Doctoral School, where he worked on his own creative area, human attachment. In his doctoral thesis “Philémon's Dream - The Ideal of Eternal Marriage”, he explored the problem of cohabitation through staged images of married couples. 

In 2015, he was elected Head of the Photography Department at MOME, and then took on an increasing number of curatorial, organisational and supervisory roles.  Meanwhile, he created an exhibition entitled Divorce: A Difficult Decision, in which he explored the emotions of divorce through his staged photographs of divorced parents. He then worked with young people whose parents he photographed in his series on marriage and divorce. In 2018, he was awarded the Rudolf Balogh Prize for his work.