Painter and graphic artist, the wife of Lajos Vajda. She pursued art studies in the School of Applied Art and under the tutoring of Vilmos Aba Novák. She was a regular participant of the exhibitions of the New Society of Artists. Her first one-artist exhibition was held in 1948. Her works could be seen in the exhibitions of the European School after 1945. Here is a list of her main one-artist exhibitions: Szentendre (1960); Balatonboglár, Esztergom (1973); Székesfehérvár, King Stephen Museum (1974); Budapest: Helikon Gallery (1976); Budapest Art Gallery (1981). Her commemorative exhibition was organised in the Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged in 1983. At the start of her career the tracing, colouration and patch-rhythm of her compositions was akin to surrealism. Later her art was characterised by more emphatic lines and geometric image building. She made oil paintings, guach pieces and pencil drawings. Some typical works: Composition III. (1960); Winged Figure (1960); Circles and Rectangles (1977); Picture in Red (1974); Stairs (1974-79).