This artist's work stems from an exceptionally sensitive relationship with nature—its rhythm, texture, and ephemerality. She graduated from the Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław, where she learned to view the world through the prism of form, harmony, and detail. Since then, her studio has become a place of constant exploration—both experimental and contemplative.

Watercolor painting is closest to her heart, capturing the soft, ephemeral, and delicate. She creates paintings and prints inspired by landscapes, plants, and light. In her compositions, she often incorporates traces of real nature—imprints of leaves, flowers, and fresh buds, which she treats as living seals of time and place. For her, every detail becomes a record of the world's presence, its pulse, and its subtle beauty.

In recent years, the artist has been increasingly bold in her exploration of structural painting. She is fascinated by rough surfaces, thickened paint, and layers that can almost be read with her fingers. This is a new direction she not only develops but also shares with others, leading her own workshops on creating textured paintings. Under her guidance, participants learn how to construct surfaces brimming with energy, emotion, and tangible movement.

When she breaks away from the canvas, she lovingly returns to her craft. She paints porcelain, transforming everyday objects into small, utilitarian works of art. In between all this, she still finds time for photography—especially wedding photography, which she loves for its ability to tell stories with light and space, especially those captured outdoors.

She is the creator of the handmade designs from the Arte collection—a collection that intertwines nature, craftsmanship, and artistic sensibility. Her works are not just images, but small stories—intimate, organic, and deeply rooted in the world that constantly inspires her.