Miso's works serve to document things that would otherwise be forgotten; this is pertinent to both her subject matter and her work itself being temporary, produced on a medium, decaying quickly on the streets from its exposure to the elements.

Miso's work, hence, serves to preserve the transient and often overlooked scraps of every day life. Her street work mostly revolves around putting portraits of people and cities back into the street environment - in turn making the city feel like a breathing, lived in space.

Her portraits of strangers and friends, often influenced by her Eastern European upbringing, have been exhibited worldwide, on the streets and in galleries alike. Miso currently lives in Melbourne, where she works with the Mitten Fortress artist collective.