A crucial turning point in Anina's creative path was her trip to Thailand, where visits to temples, conversations with monks, and daily meditation triggered a deep exploration of sacred symbolism.

Since then, her art has become a bridge between the hidden and the recognizable, between the past and the present.

She has held solo exhibitions in Bansko and Banya, as well as participated in International Art Bansko.

Her works are in private collections in Germany and other European countries.