Annahita Zielonka's current work focuses on intimate, small-format watercolor paintings that explore themes of self-reflection and introspection. Each piece is created through a slow, meditative process, with layers of watercolor carefully applied to build depth. This deliberate and reflective approach mirrors the quiet, inner exploration of her practice.

Annahita has recently revitalized an 18th-century Mas in the Cévennes region of southern France, transforming it to her studio. Surrounded by untouched forest and the Gardon River, Annahita draws inspiration from the solitude and her rural environment. Her art captures a quiet dialogue between her inner self and the nature arround her.