About the Artist

She could draw the portrait of her father before she learned the alphabet. Sketching faces in the classroom, at University, in the plane, at National Parks, and at medical conferences, drawing has always been part of her life.

Painting allows her to balance colour, volume and light. She considers her knife and fingers as great tools to blend pigments with oil and acrylics.

She learned drawing with Willy Kreitz, the director of the Middelheim in Antwerp, Belgium, and later attended the Académie des Beaux Arts in Namur, Belgium.

She aims for beauty, emotion and unpredictability in the catch of a moment.

Her work is published in Art and Artists in South Africa, the Collector Guide. Inco Nito is her pseudonym, used to separate art and medicine on the request of the Metropolitan Museum of New York in 2010.