Highest arcitectural education

Sculpture

For her, architecture was always more than just a profession. She perceived it as the highest form of art and philosophy, in which every line and every space carries a deep meaning. In her work, architecture became a language — a language of light, shadow, texture and proportion.

Its main component, as she believed, was its multifaceted nature. Architecture is capable of combining mathematics and poetry, rigour and dreams, matter and spirit. She found endless inspiration in this intertwining.