Anaida chooses ink to mirror the simplicity of an uncluttered realisation


First Steps
By the age of three, Anaida had begun to demonstrate a precocious need for self-expression, a combination of singing and painting. It was her desire to possess the sun that resulted in her first abstract, which, when completed by other colours after the yellow felt-tip pen ran dry, educated her early on about the value of initiative with abstracts. Anaida’s father signaled his tacit approval, educating her similarly about acceptance, by framing this early work: her first critic, and patron.

Mission
Anaida has a unique perspective on the use of such several and seemingly diverse media: that this is inescapable. The insights afforded by art mean an alteration of consciousness that manifests in an even greater need for expression: ars gratia artis indeed: that the reward of art, is art.