The focus is on shaping unique projects from the first sketch to a working build. I’m putting together a small, committed team to develop ideas
with clarity and purpose, each of us adding something different to the process. Alongside this, I’m planning to work within a company as well,
gaining experience from established workflows and bringing that knowledge back into my own projects. It’s a mix of independent thinking and
collaborative work, all aimed at turning good ideas into something real and genuinely useful.
Artist, Studio & Event Network
One of the projects currently in development is a web-based platform designed to improve how independent artists, studios and industry events connect and present
themselves online. The system aims to create a more structured digital environment where professionals can showcase their work, maintain accurate information about
their locations, and highlight their participation in relevant events.
The objective is to strengthen visibility, simplify discovery, and support better coordination between professionals, workplaces and industry gatherings.
Development timeline: 9 months Expected launch: Mar 2027
Event Photography
Vibes behind the shots
For almost twenty years, festivals across Europe and major-city tattoo conventions have been captured through my lens. This summer, a few European
festivals are on the schedule, offering more live moments to photograph. Work is also underway on a print shop, using these images as a base and
combining them with typography and selective cropping to give certain moments a new perspective.
Working on our event promotion project gave me the chance to grow in ways I didn’t expect. What began as a simple collaboration quickly turned into a mix of technical problem‑solving and real communication with organisers and press teams. It pulled me into both sides of the work: writing cleaner, more reliable code, and keeping a project moving with people, deadlines and shifting details. That blend shaped how I work today, making me more structured, more confident and more aware of how the technical and human parts of a project support each other.
On the event side, we handled press passes, stayed in touch with organisers, and coordinated directly
with venues and partners. We managed deadlines, aligned expectations, and made sure promotional
materials were delivered and published when needed. We also ran our online presence through the
Meta Business Suite, scheduling content and keeping communication consistent. The whole process
taught us how to stay organised, communicate clearly, and keep projects moving smoothly.
Web Development
Working on the technical side pushed me to level up quickly. I strengthened my PHP7 OOP foundations, built cleaner structures, and worked hands‑on with MySQL from schema design through to real data handling. I relied on jQuery and AJAX for dynamic interactions, and learned to manage databases and backend logic as one coherent workflow. It was practical, problem‑driven learning that made me far more confident across the full stack.
Andras Barth
Project Developer Event Photographer
future
Vision Ahead
Becoming self‑employed lets me shape my own projects, while still leaving room to join a team that feels like a good fit. I’m aiming for a balance between working on my own and collaborating with others, and I’m ready to see where things go next.
present
New Directions
A clearer direction has been forming after realising things had to shift. New skills and better structure are slowly giving my work more shape. Developing in project development and project management is helping build a more organised, forward‑minded rhythm. It’s a period of learning and tightening up how I work.
past
Experience so far
After finishing school I worked in several different fields, from system administration and logistics to driving, web development and product design.
Each step added something useful, and together they shaped how I think, work and approach new challenges today.
About Me
Curiosity has always shaped the way I work. I enjoy exploring ideas, turning them into something practical and learning from the process. A mix of creativity and grounded thinking keeps things real, and my varied background taught me to adapt and stay calm under pressure. What matters now is doing work that feels meaningful and learning as I go.
One of the projects currently in development is a web-based platform designed to improve how independent artists, studios and industry events connect and present
themselves online. The system aims to create a more structured digital environment where professionals can showcase their work, maintain accurate information about
their locations, and highlight their participation in relevant events.
