Painter, graphic artist. He studied at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. His mentors were Hegedűs László, Zemplényi Tivadar, and Edvi Illés Aladár. After graduating, he studied in Italy and Germany. He participated in group exhibitions at the Műcsarnok from 1909. In 1920, he adopted the name Aradi. His works can be found in the collections of the Hungarian National Gallery, the museum in Pápa, and Sopron