Wearable Tech Research & Development

I earned my Doctor of Liberal Arts degree in 2024 from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest. My practice is deeply shaped by lived experience — particularly the experience of menstrual pain — which has become both a personal and political starting point in my work. This path led me to collaborate with Dóra Pelczer to found Artemis a wearable tech brand rooted in Femtech, menstrual health and awareness.
Artemis is more than a personalisable wearable designed to alleviate menstrual pain. It is a project that encourages body and cycle awareness while also engaging in advocacy around period poverty and menstrual health equity. Through this work, I explore how design can function as a tool for social change, intimate knowledge, and feminist technological futures. My interdisciplinary projects have been presented on international platforms at the crossroads of design, research, and cultural discourse.