Vanessas works mostly deal with abstract depictions of landscapes or forms that flow into one another and have arisen from the imagination. The process of paintings is defined by heavily layered and mostly transparent acrylic technique on canvas, mostly on pure linen. Particular attention is paid to the blurring of silhouettes and forms, which is intended to reflect the subjective view of a landscape representation. The technique consists of a mixture of sharp lines and color gradients that flow into one another, partly accompanied by freely flowing colors in wet-on-wet technique.