The heart of my work is a two-way dialogue: my story feeding my Art -- my Art telling my story.
Grounded in her lived experiences, Kanika uses art as her language to break invisible barriers and create a dialogue to generate greater compassion for what it means to be human. Her practice is rooting in the ethos of making the invisible visible and in disrupting the artistic aesthetic by challenging the idea of perfectionism within the arts. By sharing some of her works in a raw and unpolished form, Kanika wishes to create a new normal that redefines how we see and understand imperfection.
Kanika's artwork has been presented in public spaces, museums and in galleries across North America. She collaborates with cultural institutions and organizations to make their practices and physical environments more inclusive through breaking both physical and invisible barriers to access. Through her own practice, Kanika works with artists to imagine, design and create uniquely accessible artworks and experiences that encourage multiple modalities of user engagement and participatory experiences.
Named among Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women, Kanika's artwork and community building endeavours have been profiled internationally, including feature coverage in CBC Arts, The Globe and Mail, Canadian Living, Forbes, The Times of India, The Guardian. Her practice is supported with artistic grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council.
Read more about the Story Behind Kanika's Art and its Evolution
Kanika's artwork has been presented in public spaces, museums and in galleries across North America. She collaborates with cultural institutions and organizations to make their practices and physical environments more inclusive through breaking both physical and invisible barriers to access. Through her own practice, Kanika works with artists to imagine, design and create uniquely accessible artworks and experiences that encourage multiple modalities of user engagement and participatory experiences.
Named among Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women, Kanika's artwork and community building endeavours have been profiled internationally, including feature coverage in CBC Arts, The Globe and Mail, Canadian Living, Forbes, The Times of India, The Guardian. Her practice is supported with artistic grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council.
Read more about the Story Behind Kanika's Art and its Evolution
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