The artist is inspired by people and their emotions. She believes that through humans she can say the most when it comes to content.  Teresa Legierska is curious about what people feel, what they are wearing and hiding, what she feels herself. She moves close and tries to call it. She names in her own way, does not want to scream, does not paint violent emotions, excruciating, unambiguous. Not only that, but she speaks calmly, with a slight mystery. Furthermore, she considers a whisper to be more eloquent than a scream.

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The artist doesn't say much about her works, actually as much as she has to. She is one of the artists who would like to paint a picture, and they hid so as not to waste time and work on the next one. Most often, the only comment for the work is the title. It suggests what the artist was thinking about when painting the picture. It prompts but does not impose any interpretation. Teresa does not name what the viewer is able to perceive for himself, but rather suggests a thought that accompanied her while painting the picture. The title often speaks more clearly about the content than what is painted.

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Teresa, while painting, chases the bunny. She still has the impression that she is on the verge of painting a good picture. This unsurpassed vision keeps her from painting. She still cannot satisfy her ambitions, she wants to be better and better, and the inability to meet this need forces her to work constantly.

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Humility and diligence are the essence of her development. Everything she creates is very close to her, from the heart. She believes that she couldn't paint something she has no idea about. When she paints, she is guided by a mixture of experience, sensitivity, intellect and intuition.