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2022一 • Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Sustainable construction training
2007一2016 • Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Master of Science in Architecture
2003一2007 • Verseghy Ferenc Secondary School, German language special section, Szolnok
2019 • Vanishing Presence, Lívia-Villa, Budapest
2018 • Star-field, Labor Gallery, Budapest
2017 • SAND, Plusminusnula Gallery, Žilina
2017 • Augmented Fiction, Stúdió Gallery, Budapest
2016 • The Liminal Zone, Labor Gallery, Budapest
2022 • DELE, Patron, Stúdió Gallery, Budapest
2021 • Cloud 3D mini, Patron, Q Contemporary, Budapest
2021 • Cumulus 3D, Project833 Fotóworkshop exhibition of recent years – Csongrád Gallery
2020 • ‘Kockás füzet’, Solo Show – UN/CUBE Gallery, online
2018 • Augmented Fictions, Parallel Realities, Deák 17 Gallery, Budapest
2017 • Augmented Fictions, New Budapest Gallery, The Formula of the Present, Budapest
2017 • ARPoem, Petőfi Literary Museum, Budapest Transfer International Festival – DEKÓD, Budapest
2017 • Inner Planets, Nádor Gallery, Pécs
2017 • Augmented Fiction exhibition and performance, Budapest, Trafó Klub,
2017 • BunkAR, Kunsthalle, Derkó 2017, Budapest
2016 • Fragments, Godot pop up, Klauzál Marketplace, Budapest
2016 • BunkAR, Kubik coworking, Neuro Gym_Reality Research Festival, Budapest
2015 • Implausible Works founded with new.media artist Loránd Szécsényi-Nagy
2012 • Sziget fest: Lightmechanics projection (multiple owner), Budapest
2012 • DEPO exhibition and walk – Concrete works on public spaces, Budapest
2010 • Minimal Dwelling (with Zoltán Major), FIKA (Young Contemporary Statements), Pécs
2008 • Spatial Compositions, HAP Gallery, Budapest
2022 • Reformed Primary School, Biatorbágy, Purchased
2022 • P+R parking house, Szigetszentmiklós, Purchased
2022 • Landscape design – New Cultural City Centre for Szigetszentmiklós, II. place
2016 • Balkon Inside Express, Implausible Works, Above the Sea Level
2010 • TDK (Scientific Student Conference) I. place, Sence of Space and Taste – Cookbook
2009 • REA – inernational urban planning workshop