More recently, she began a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts at Concordia University’s Fine Arts Program. She began with a major in sculpting, however the experimental artist found the restriction of a single medium too confining. Subsequently, she was transferred to a more flexible area of the Studio Arts Program that dealt with more variety of materials. This particular Studio Art Program permits greater expression through her traditional range of media’s that is impressionistic. Her main theme falls under still life and Landscape Creations. She is inspired greatly by nature, both land and sea. Esther’s sculpting process involves Clay, Plaster, Wax; Stone (using chisel and hammer) copper piping and bronze. Her painting includes: Collages & Acrylic, Pastels & Ink. She has also created Folk Art in the form of “Open Visuals Boxes” and Collage with image transfer. Therefore this makes her a Multi Media Artist In this period of time her work progress tremendously with professors of Concordia University.

Her creations have graced the walls and pedestals of a number of known public venues and student exhibitions. These showings include a 5-year run at the juries Arts & Crafts Show at Chomedy. Laval, Quebec as well as the ongoing exhibition at the Gallery Art Depot. Gallery Art N.D.G, Association of Jewish Artist’s, Cummings Center, Gallery Alef, and Arts Shorer/ Ecole Des Beaux Art? Member of the Independent Art Association, ARTS CLUB, and the WOMAN'S ART SOCIETY of Montreal. Esther continues her work both at Concordia and her Studio at home.