Klopotic joined the Augusta artist collective Artzilla in 2021 and painted live during the ArtsCity Festival. In 2023, she was selected by a public art jury to paint one of Augusta’s iconic pianos for the Jessye Norman School of the Arts. That same year she presented two solo exhibitions and received additional media attention, including three television appearances.

In 2025, Klopotic began experimenting with watercolor on tree-free paper, discovering that the surface allowed pigments to merge and bloom in ways that echoed the fluid sensory experiences of synesthesia. This exploration led to a new body of biomorphic abstraction in her latest series, Night Seed. While her earlier works explored themes of origin and transformation, Night Seed has evolved into a more cosmic and introspective territory, where color, rhythm, and organic form arise from synesthetic perception. The resulting images feel primordial and emergent—suggesting unseen forces, deep time, and the quiet generative energies that shape the natural world.

Klopotic works almost exclusively in oil. In September 2025 she was juried in as a Signature Member of the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA). Her work has been exhibited in Georgia, the metro Atlanta area, New England, and New York City, and is currently available at Art on Broad retail gallery in downtown Augusta.