Fascination with nature, the processes occurring within it, discovering its hidden corners, and observing wildlife has become not only my greatest hobby but also my mission. After finishing high school, my vision became clear. I longed to learn even more about nature, so I gradually studied alpine biology, ecosystem ecology, and forest biology at various universities. Since 2018, I have been a member of the international REMOTE (REsearch on MOuntain TEmperate) primary forests project, which is the largest research initiative focused on European forests and primary forests. Alongside a research team full of amazing and nature conservation-driven people, I’ve spent hundreds of days and nights in the European primary forests.

The beauty I had the opportunity to observe, especially in the wilderness of the Carpathians, captivated me so much that since 2010, I have been intensively documenting it through photography. My photos have been awarded in international photography competitions, and in recent years, I have also held several solo exhibitions in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Time spent in the wild, scientific research, and photography have become the highest form of self-realization and self-knowledge for me.