Since childhood, she has enjoyed drawing and painting, improving her skills at a basic art school. Additionally, thanks to her mother, she learned several traditional textile techniques and painting on eggs, a lively tradition in southern Moravia near Luhačovice, where she spent her holidays with her family. She started working for the ÚĽUV (Ústredie ľudovej umeleckej výroby) as a craftswoman in 1983, creating waxed, batik, and scraped eggs, as well as costume dolls made from leather.

She has been dedicating herself to glass painting since 2000, focusing mainly on figurative motifs inspired by tradition. In collaboration with the ÚĽUV artist Janka Menkynová, she has created a series of paintings with a vineyard theme and also offers various versions of the iconic Bratislava Castle. Creating art is an opportunity for her to freely express herself and a source of joy as she can bring happiness to others through her work.