With a background in art, graphic design, and multimedia, she has worked from the outset at the intersection of traditional techniques and new media. After graduating, she moved to Chicago, where she lived and worked for many years, immersing herself in a diverse, multicultural artistic community. It was there that her creative interests began to mature—the city’s vibrant energy, architectural contrasts, and rich local creative scene became a natural source of inspiration for her.

The photographic and computer skills she developed in Radom and Warsaw gradually led her toward digital art, which over time became one of the most important elements of her creative process. In her work, she often combines an illustrator’s sensitivity with a photographer’s observation of the world—many compositions are based on her own photographs, transformed, reinterpreted, and given a new artistic form.

Her work is a space where digital precision meets an illustrator’s sensitivity, while personal experiences and images preserved in memory find their reflection in harmonious, original visions.