In her art she focuses on conceptual photography, and her works are mainly project-based. Her photographic methods include both staged photography and documentary approaches. Since the beginning of her career she has always been interested in how photography and other artistic fields such as land art, performance and participatory art, overlap.
The starting point of her works is usually a personal experience, a memory or a personal life event. However, the projects open up the personal to explore more universal issues. In this way her works include an analysis of family relationships, the themes of ageing and the treatment of childbirth and motherhood, among other things.
She has been actively exhibiting since the beginning of her career. She has received the József Pécsi Photography and Gyula Derkovits Fine Arts Scholarships, and in 2016, she was awarded the Robert Capa Photography Grand Prize Hungary. She is the winner of the 2017 Budapest Portfolio Review Best Portfolio Award. She is a mother of two.