Her AI-assisted paintings depict older women, often nude, showing a range of body types with wrinkles and sagging skin, in contrast to the youthful, sexualized figures that dominate AI-generated art. She has said she uses both painting and AI to portray women “in their natural state, without the artificial enhancements commonly found in the media”, calling this raw, unapologetic depiction of aging “an important step towards breaking the stigma surrounding aging and the female body”.² Her nude portraits have also been described as revealing the body “from another perspective, beyond the aesthetically accepted”, capturing human anatomy in its inherent reality.³

Her paintings have entered the ING Collection and the former Scheringa collection in the Netherlands. In 2018 she published a book on her work titled Precious Bodies.¹ In 2023 her AI-assisted work was shown in “Reflections”, a Tender-curated exhibition of nine generative artists exploring identity and self-perception, alongside Danielle King and Jenni Pasanen.⁴