Her artistic practice focuses primarily on the female body. She creates small sculptural figurines, while her paintings take the form of abstract compositions inspired by flora. For many years, her work has been guided by the idea of restoring the decorative function of sculpture. She develops intimate, freestanding objects that explore femininity and the evolving ideals of the female form.

Lenka Kubica draws inspiration from representations of women throughout art history – from the Paleolithic Venus of Willendorf, through the paintings of Rubens, to the contemporary Body Positive movement. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad. She lives and works in Wrocław, and her works are held in private collections in Poland and internationally.