This is an ongoing project built around a base prompt of a red, digital-looking field. Sometimes it drifts toward the intangible, other times it edges into hyperrealism, but the field is always present. The dominant red was chosen to echo the reddish dark I see when I close my eyes—not pure black, but a persistent glow.

Many of the pieces draw from Hungarian folk motifs, fragments of rural life, and childhood impressions that left a strong imprint on me. These memories resurface in altered, unstable form, refracted through the field. What emerges is less about depicting the past as it was, and more about how memory and perception blur, misremember, and transform.