Her influences range from the children's television show Art Attack to Banksy and Roy Lichtenstein, and she favors flat planes of color over realism or hyperrealism. She began making art professionally in 2018, selling commissioned copies of other artists' work on social media to pay for her studies, before developing her own style, which she calls “fragmentación de colores”, or color fragmentation.¹

Asked to name her most cherished piece, Tarrat pointed to Thug Life, the first large-scale work she made in her own style. She describes her paintings as reflecting a demanding, patient, and cheerful personality, expressed through the detailed technique and saturated color palette of her work.¹