Started working with Glowing Bulbs in 2001, where he got familiar with analogue projection techniques at first, and played a significant role in introducing digital workflow into this environment, regarding both content development, and surface mapping. Based on his engineering background, he picked up a leading role in systems design, that developed further with the introduction of video equipment into the arsenal of the collective.
He familiarized himself with both creative and technical aspects of visual production, and managed many appearances of the collective both before and after moving to New York in 2010. Since then he became a figure of the projection and mapping scene in the Apple delivering on both principles, working closely with local technical companies and his home base. He established a residency in the now closed club, Output, voted best club in America twice, directed content showcased on the infamous rotunda of the Guggenheim, and managed video mapping of a city scale model of Manhattan.
He is responsible for the engine running the show on the facade of the Pécs Cathedral.
