Throughout her entire life, she has been deeply immersed in various forms of art, particularly drawing, painting, and photography, although she has never received formal art training. During her formative years, she actively participated in and represented her school in art activities and competitions. At the same time, she joined the Kedah Art Association and was immediately appointed as Assistant Secretary. However, in 2018, due to debilitating health issues, she had to step away from formal employment. She began to embrace art as a form of healing therapy, primarily through sketches and colors.
The birth of her first grandson, who is autistic, opened up a unique opportunity for her to communicate and bond through painting and colors. She intends to bridge the gap between different communities in Malaysia, both able-bodied and those with disabilities, using her experience and knowledge in art teaching, art therapy, and her role as a grandparent to a particular child.