Anika’s work is an abstracted expression of space, form and movement.  Inspired by nature and design, she gives visual expression to her perceptions, reflections, and emotions.

Her color palette tends toward blues, teals, and other cool tones with splashes of warm, vibrant color.  She paints thinly in oil and acrylic, increasing thickness for textural emphasis.  Anika often integrates fabric, paper, glass, buttons, beads and found materials.  Her porcelain ceramics are delicate objects that are both sculptural and practical. 

Anika has been a professional artist since 2005. She is an inducted member of the National Association of Women Artists and is represented in galleries and exhibitions in New England, New York and Florida.   

Prior to focusing full time on art, Anika practiced architecture and organizational strategy.  She is a graduate of Pratt Institute, UC Berkeley and Babson College. She lives in New England and spends winters in the subtropics. This geographic transition never fails to reinvigorate her and influence her work.