↓ I’ve always been intrigued by those spaces where people had the opportunity to shape their surroundings. ↓ I wanted a more malleable architecture and an aspect of physical and virtual space interested me that I couldn't explore within the framework of a traditional architectural education, so I continued my studies in Stockholm. ↓ The new environment led me toward media art. By reinterpreting existing technologies, I was exploring the intersection of architecture and technology. ↓ In 2006, with my partner Anita Pozna – also an architect – and friends of ours, we had the opportunity to create spaces that responded to visitors’ interactions at the Re:orient – Migrating Architectures exhibition at the Hungarian Pavilion of the 10th Venice Architecture Biennale. In 2007, I co-founded Kitchen Budapest, where we studied technology’s impact on society from various perspectives. This experimental environment eventually led to the creation of Prezi. ↓ The software created in 2009 became successful by offering a flexible, non-linear structure that inspires users to share their thoughts in a more expressive, colourful way, making learning and work more enjoyable and creative. ↓ This open, curious mindset also defines my personal life. Together with Anita and our children, Antu and Léna, we have created a community where everyone can learn from each other through collaborative creation. ↓ Whether it’s a global startup, a family vacation home, a painting, or mechanical toys, the joy of creation remains the same, that’s why we encourage each other to actively shape the world on our own scale.