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She finished her studies in Dicsőszentmárton in 1925 and worked as a bureaucrat in several towns of Transylvania.
She debuted in the late 1950s with poems, stories and plays for children and youth broadcast on the radio. She launched a series of puppet and theater shows for children at the People's Creation House in Târgu Mureș. Her best-known work was the puppet play Forest Memories, performed in 1964.
