The narrative and figurative paintings by Klaudia Ka visualize the relationship between human and nature. The figures portrayed by the artist are always located in nature, coexisting and permeating in the symbiosis of life. The artist notices the common stages of life for human and nature – birth, life, death, their biology, harmony, infiltration, unpredictability and mysticism. The uniqueness of nature spirit frozen in the painitings of Klaudia Ka, together with the portrayed person co-creates an intimate story. The paintings are stopping us and transferring to another world, in which human being is an integral part of the element of nature, being almost united with it. The woman is the dominant character of Klaudia Ka’s paintings. The individual paintings are notes from life, observations of the nature, other people, as well as artist herself. Klaudia Ka often portrays herself in her paintings – self-portraits are very personal, full of hidden emotions, they convey the universal truth, moment, thought, experience – presenting an intimate fraction of life captured on the canvas. In some works surrealistic elements or surprising compositions in a symbolic way visualize the process of transformation or integration of portrayed characters. Specific reverie, calmness, contemplation and the search for inner harmony is very characteristic in Klaudia Ka’s art.