Between 1977 and 1984 she studied at Bustan Institute and at Avni Institute of Arts, where she worked in stone and wood with known Russian sculptors.

After these years of experiences and experiments of different materials, her style has evolved from realistic and figurative to more expressive and semi-abstract.

Since 1995 she has developed her style into a unique and naturalistic one, combining wood, metal and bronze with different materials that permit her to reach the rope

sculpture's idea. Tolla's conviction is that our world is composed mostly of light and energy, so that theoretically the victory of energy (spirit) over matter is only a

question of time. This sense of movement, which reflects tension and balance, is present in her works.

Tolla's innovative works can be found in numerous private collections in Germany, France, Israel and the United States.