"In the Footsteps of Resurrection" documents a unique pilgrimage on horseback across Székelyföld, culminating in the arrival at the Pentecost gathering in Csíksomlyó. The series follows the community (Lovas Betyár Közösség) of riders as they traverse landscapes, villages, and sacred sites, weaving together tradition, faith, and endurance. Through these images, the journey becomes both a physical and spiritual passage, linking past and present in a shared cultural expression. The photographs focus on gestures, rituals, and encounters that reveal the profound connection between people, horses, and faith. By combining intimate moments with scenes of collective devotion, the work highlights the resilience of a living tradition. Ultimately, the project reflects on how faith continues to shape identity and community in contemporary life.

Created on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, D-Day Beaches retraces the sites of the operation and documents the traces that still remain. The project explores how the remnants of the past are inscribed in the landscape and how these silent witnesses continue to preserve the imprint of history in the fabric of everyday life.

Created in 2023, American Journey is a visual travel diary tracing a path from Washington D.C. through Charlotte and Memphis to Nashville. The series captures the atmosphere of these places while seeking the details and moments that define their distinctly “American” character.

The series "Still Not Here" reflects a state of in-betweenness — not a lack of presence in the moment, but a sense of being never fully rooted, either physically or mentally, in the environment at hand. The photographs approach the world from the position of an outside observer, with a distance that sharpens perception.