I am Nika Nyoko, a skilled freelance illustrator holding a Master’s degree in Art Pedagogy. I have dedicated the past 15 years to illustrating children’s books, but my passion has shifted towards watercolor and oil painting. Through these mediums, I explore the intricacies of human connections and inner self-awareness.
My paintings serve as a reflection of myself, featuring multi-layered compositions that encourage introspection and showcase archetypes created using a blend of old master techniques and modern digital sensitivities.
I firmly believe that my art initiates a conversation about ourselves, with ourselves. It is meant to be honest and unfiltered, transcending social rank or pretentiousness. The canvases I create result from contemplation on causal links in a seemingly chaotic universe and the acknowledgment of complex, repeated behavioral patterns.
In this context, I employ the nude body to craft meaningful and thought-provoking pieces that engage viewers on a deeper level.
When it comes to the themes and subject matter of my artwork, I am a sensitive person with a high degree of empathy. Each painting embodies a philosophical intent that is never literal. The messages embedded in the visual aspects aim to communicate a fascination with human interactions and motivations.
Understanding diverse personalities and psychology exposes similar stimuli and patterns of behavior. My artworks are designed to promote self-awareness, recognizing that self-reflection is a potent tool for personal growth and transformation. By analyzing our own ideas, feelings, and behaviors, we can learn about ourselves and how we relate to others.
I firmly believe in the power of this self-discovery journey, leading to a more fulfilling and meaningful life. Art, in my view, has the capacity to inspire personal growth and foster deeper relationships with ourselves and the people around us by challenging and fostering introspection and self-awareness.




“We are all alike in our search for love, support, and recognition. 
And yet, we are so different…
Everyone has a perception of the world around them, of how things should be done, what is right and what is not. We are shaped by our values and culture, life experiences, intellect, and emotions.”
NIKA
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