Forkosh has drawn since the age of three and holds two degrees, in economics and fine arts. She began showing her work online in 2006 on platforms including Shutterstock. The Spanish company Marqués de Riscal later reached out to use one of her images as a label for an eco-friendly wine. Her first major exhibitions took place in the United States, and she later signed with a London gallery interested in pairing her digital work with traditional canvases. After the war in Ukraine made it impossible to open a studio there as she had planned, she moved to Vienna, where she received a grant from the Austrian Ministry of Culture, and her work has since also been shown in Brazil.¹

In June 2021 her NFT Portrait of Hesitation went up for auction on MakersPlace through the phygital art brand The ARX, a division of Lux Group Holdings, in an auction billed as MakersPlace's first to pair an NFT with its original physical artwork. The winning bid also included a large-scale oil-on-canvas edition of the piece.² She has also created Shadow Story, an extensive series of illustrations that grew out of childhood drawings and games with shadow theatre, adapting part of it into an interactive phygital book titled Mi, whose final page animates and plays sound when scanned with a phone.¹