Serwetnyk graduated from the University of North Carolina with a bachelors degree in Fine Arts in 1989.   However, most of her accomplished work was created in the late 90's and new millenium when she studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Provincetown International Art Institute (PIAI) on Cape Cod.

Known for her eclectic work, bright colours and passionate brushwork, Serwetnyk mixes the serenity of the Provincetown light with the inner world of frenetic playing energy and robust forthrightness.

Her paintings have appeared in juried and member shows in a variety of settings including the Provincetown Art Association, the Schoolhouse Gallery, the Fine Arts Work Center and the Whaler's Wharf. In 2004, she had solo show with forty-six painting at the US Soccer Hall of Fame.

She also holds the distinction of being Canada's first woman inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame.

Currently, Serwetnyk resides in Vancouver, British Columbia.

"My process is an investigation of memory and catching the moment.  Having been an athlete, I longed to capture timed perfection in action.  After years of playing, I realized that all the striving for these magical executions became lost once the action, the game, the training was over.  As an aging athlete, my thoughts on the game, the world and the people around me also altered.  The moments I once strived for or loved became only a faint interpretation in my mind.  They do not exist anymore.  In painting, in creating art with tangible, permanent mediums and surfaces, images, memories and illusions of a time, or feeling, or fantasy or subject can be captured to last and radiate forever."