Sculptor. She graduated from the sculpture department of Lukáš Rittstein at the Academy of Fine Art in Prague. Her long‑term interest is the subject of suburbanisation, incorporating its issues and structural disorder into her sculptural‑visual expression. A fascination with permanent records and indelible traces of human existence creates for her fertile creative ground that a person alone cultivates through what she does. She does not criticise the state of things in her work, but rather attempts to mediate the theme that currently seems to be one of the fundamental ones. She recognises the importance in the beauty of the moment because the transience of things happens for one simple reason: to give life meaning.

For the project, the artist created a negative relief with remnants of a floorplan of a dwelling. It depicts our demands to need our own home and more generally as a symbol of the material world. Absence of the material and reduction to a mere imprint can suggest transience, but also the desire to no longer encroach on the landscape with constant large‑scale construction where cities sprawl into open natural spaces. The chosen material is artificial stone Acrystal and recycled foam. Residues from the previous casting are used in the casting itself, which aesthetically complete each piece. The foam layer serves both a protective and visual function. Its structure is close to the recycled fragments that settle in the Acrystal mass.