What starts out as a contemplation of every day images becomes an excuse for metaphorical language where reality is questioned.

Blanka's paintings aim to capture the importance of light and the environment, rather than providing an idealistic view. She focuses on a place's energy and emotional and spiritual vibrations. Her goal is to create compositions that generate tranquil and poetic images that leave traces and balances on the edge of recognition and alienation, amplifying the spectator's astonishment.

Her works delve into representations of seemingly concrete situations, as well as depictions and ideas that can only be realized in painting. By replaying the work and pushing the evocative power of the work a little further, she creates an unprecedented situation using daily recognizable elements. This forces the viewer to confront their own conditioning and reconsider their biased position.

Blanka's paintings characteristically feature human bodies. She uses figurative painting as part of an abstract image, where flesh, light, and everyday objects are incorporated to create a unique viewing experience.