Inspired by the legacy of suffering, Peska reflects upon America’s identity and history. Fusing art and history, light and shadow with oil on canvas and three-dimensional, fully immersive experiences, Peska engages the complex events of history and the ancestral epics of inequality and injustice, grappling with the impact on today’s world. Her boundless repertoire of imagery is paralleled only by the breadth of media palpable in the short history of her work. 

Peska’s oeuvre encompasses paintings, installations, illustrations, and various works on paper such as drawings and watercolors. The physical elements of her practice—from paint, concrete, and canvas to textiles and dried plants—are as symbolically resonant as they are vast-ranging. By integrating, expanding, and regenerating imagery and techniques, she brings to light the importance of the shadows of American history in our daily life. 

Peska’s work has been shown and purchased by private collectors across the United States.  Her work has been shown at Creighton Block Gallery, Courtney Collins Gallery Big Sky, Mont. You can currently see her art displayed for purchase at Thrive DTSB St. Petersburg FL, Tropical Home Gallery Tampa, FL.