Born in Budapest, Hungary

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Master’s degree in European Studies from Corvinus University of Economic Sciences, Budapest (1998).
Final semester studies at Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) in 1996, with a focus on the theory of Globalisation.

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After completing my studies, I worked as a freelance graphic designer for over a decade, primarily shaping the visual identity of key figures in Hungary's underground electronic and experimental music scene. Between 2007 and 2012, I gradually transitioned from graphic design to visual arts.

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In 2020, I created  "Jackson Collapse" as a conceptual artistic identity focused on challenging and dismantling rigid societal and personal constructs. Through multimedia approaches such as video art, performance, and poetry, Jackson Collapse explores themes of entropy, transformation, and the fluidity of existence. The name itself embodies the idea of breakdown and reformation, symbolizing a shift from structured systems to a more open, authentic engagement with the world. By merging scientific concepts with emotional and sensory experiences, Jackson Collapse seeks to encourage audiences to reflect on their own relationship with time, space, and change. This evolving identity emphasizes resilience and adaptability in a rapidly transforming world.