While Peshi paints in her Long Island Studio, her process begins days if not months before. As the artist is known for her "Travel" (namely architecture) paintings, she feels very strongly about being present at the sight she chooses to ultimately express. Be it abroad or as close as downtown NYC, Peshi is often found with her camera in tow.  If the artist finds the right emotional connection and a quality structure or city-scape she photographs with engrossed concentration. In the days to follow she takes her photos to her studio and draws with charcoal and graphite until there is balance and she's comfortable with the configuration of the drawing. Peshi then begins her painting with acrylic paint so that the layers can dry and so that she can draw or paint on top with oil stick-- a very unique method allowing for an abundance of harmony. Peshi is always taking steps backward and forward. She paints in day light and with artificial light as well, hoping to capture a perfect formation of color. Her strokes of expression bring forth works of art that intrigue art collectors and curators alike. She will refer to her Art History and Architecture and Design books for educational inspiration. Peshi also finds it necessary to re visit the permanent collections in museums which inspired her style. Be it Uptown or Downtown, she will always take the time to attend current Art Scene exhibitions. "When my own art process isn't moving forward, it's a sign that I need to explore one of the many shows in the great City of New York, if that does not do it for me, the glorious streets which await me as I exit the gallery or museum at hand, are bound to strike an idea." 

Peshi loves to talk about her art and process in person. She offers studio visits by appointment.