Zuzana studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Bratislava, Textile Studies (1976-1980) in the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, and at the Textile Studio of professor Bohuslav Felcman (1980-1986). After graduation, she lived and worked “freelance” in Prague.

Since In 1994 he lived and worked in Slavonice in South Bohemia, where he had a textile workshop and a pastry shop. She has exhibited textile works of art, which she has created over the years, in solo and group exhibitions not only in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, but also in Hungary, Germany, Spain, Portugal, England, France and Israel. She considers the trip to Egypt and Middle East in 1991, two group exhibitions with young Czech artists in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, a traveling exhibition in Spain in 1992 (together with Věra Boudníková and Eduard Ovčáček) and the traveling exhibition Sad Evenings of Whales – Southern England, 1994 (together with Mirka Krausová and Věra Boudníková).

Her work can be found in the Museum of Applied Arts in Prague, in the South Moravian Gallery in Brno, in the collections of the North Bohemian Museum in Liberec, at the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic in Prague and in private collections. In the last three years, in addition to textile creation, he has also been drawing, collage and various combined techniques.