During my studies at the academy, I went through several different studios and internships that influenced my current style and choice of content in paintings and objects. At the beginning of my studies in Martin Mainer's studio, I painted classically -oil on canvas – with a focus on aviation, later I worked with watercolors and paper.

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When I moved to the studio of Josef Bolf and Jakub Hošek I started working with silk and unwritten canvas using diluted acrylic colors - which I used for my dissertation.

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During my fourth year, I traveled to Southeast Asia. I visited Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and the Philippines. I was very negatively affected by the ubiquitous phenomenon of prostitution and girls at a very young age standing on the streets. During these trips, I made various sketches and small pictures.

After returning to the Czech Republic, I still had a deep need find out as much information as possible about this terrible problem.  The only possible way for me to express this was painting, where I had the opportunity to voice my disagreement and draw attention to the problem. The stories and compositions of the girls began to emerge. I portrayed them as strong heroines and as fragile girls, on whom a lot of unwanted attention is focused. I greatly reduced descriptiveness in the paintings. I felt it was not important to portray very young girls realistically, and instead emphasized color and symbols.