Since 1996, she has been devoted to oil painting on canvas, a passion she found thanks to her husband who gave her an easel as a birthday gift. However, as she claims, she started painting much earlier for her own enjoyment. She grew up in a creative environment thanks to her mother, learning numerous creative techniques from a young age. Initially, she did not seek any artistic classification or labeling for her paintings. Later, when she decided to “orientate” herself in the art world, she chose not to replicate the style or techniques of other painters. She did not attempt to fit into academic norms but chose to go her own way – painting imperfectly but joyfully. Eventually, she started participating in contests for non-professional artists, where she encountered the notion of naive – intuitive art.

Since 2013, she regularly participates in local and international exhibitions of naive art (Czech Republic, France, Belgium, Italy, Japan, Brazil). She has received many awards for her artistic works, including an honorable mention at the International Open Art Competition – ART OLYMPIA 2019 (Tokyo, Japan). Her paintings are displayed in the collection of the Vihorlatské Museum in Humenné, the Naif Art Museum of the Municipality of Guarabira in Brazil, the Salon of Naive and Intuitive Art in Belogradchik, Bulgaria, as well as in other private collections at home and abroad. She is also the author of an exhibition of naive art titled Naiva Bratislava. She draws inspiration for her paintings mainly from the surrounding nature, depicting traditional, ritualistic, and dreamlike scenes. She is also fascinated by Slovak folk ornamentation. Her favorite motifs to depict are themes of love. In 2022, her artwork was featured in a television series offering a glimpse into the lives of Slovaks living abroad and the lives of minorities in Slovakia, Dedovizeň. Thanks to courses at the regional crafts center ÚĽUV in Bratislava, she also became passionate about another craft technique – wire craft, which she applies in making jewelry.

In addition to oil painting and wire craft, she also dedicates herself to painting on glass, which captivates her with its unique technique of layering paint compared to traditional oil painting on canvas. Here, she can fully express her naive motifs, which are characteristic of glass painting.