Painter Emőke Vajda creates her work on the peaceful, green hilltop of Felsőboldogfalva, in the „middle of the Round Forest”. Her studio itself is an island of harmony, where the beautiful surroundings and family life inspire her painting.

His love of creating goes back to his childhood. Admiring his father's manual dexterity, he has been drawing, hand-painting and painting since he was a child. His dedication to art was unquestionable: the experience of creating simply wouldn't stop. His success in competitions as a child - usually winning first place - also confirmed his vocation.

Immediately after graduating from art school, Emőke Vajda had her own exhibition and has been creating and teaching ever since. In her home, Emőke helps children to immerse themselves in painting, while raising four children.

He draws inspiration from the classical masters of the icon of Hungarian painting, From Mihály Munkácsy, and among the contemporary artists, he looks up to To Tamás Náray.

Emőke Vajda's paintings convey deep emotions and power that are worth experiencing in person. Her works have been shown in Hungary, including on Lake Balaton.