I have always been creative, but I was attracted to making useful objects more than creating fine art pieces. I chose leather because I saw a lot of opportunities in it. You can make a wide variety of objects, from shoes to clothing, from book covers to furniture.

I use two types of lacing techniques. Firstly, I developed a technique that results in "leather web”, useful for making decorative surfaces. It resembles weaving and it is similar to the ancient methods used in saddlery. The other lacing technique is drawn from the indigenous people of Japan, the Ainu, who use it mainly in raft making.

I am an experimental and romantic figure. I research the spiritual values of ancient cultures, study their material memories. I love traditionally and artistically made objects, including buildings, sculptures or paintings.

I consider the connection to local traditions to be very important, as the future is nourished by the past. Hungarians have a rich tradition that must be preserved, but we can also use it to inspire our creativity. One of my lacing techniques is based on the traditional Hungarian saddlery (horse tack).