Anjini Prakash Laitu

Early Life and Background

Anjini Prakash Laitu was born in [Birth Year] in India. From a young age, she had a deep love for art and dreamed of becoming a painter. However, due to societal expectations at the time, her parents did not support her artistic aspirations, and she pursued a career in the corporate world instead. After working for 34 years in the same company, she moved to the UAE in 1995 to set up a glass bottle manufacturing factory. It was only after retiring at 60 that she finally embraced her lifelong passion for painting

Artistic Career

Anjini’s artistic career began in 2001 when she enrolled at the Sharjah Art Institute, where she studied for three years and earned full certification. Initially, she experimented with various mediums, including fabric and porcelain, but in 2013-14, she chose canvas as her primary medium to spread joy through colors.

Her career highlights include:

• Solo Exhibitions: Held at the Arab Cultural Club and the Ministry of Culture, Sharjah, from 2015 to 2017, which were well-received and covered by the press and Sharjah TV.
• Group Exhibitions: Regularly exhibited with fellow artists at venues like Ahmedia Heritage Guesthouse, Flora Hotel Dubai, Arthub Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Radisson Blu Deira, and Fairmont Ajman.
• International Exhibitions: Showcased her work at the India Habitat Centre, Delhi, and a newly opened mall in Mohali, Chandigarh.
• World Art Dubai: Participated in 2018 and 2019, selling 24 canvases.
• Emirates Fine Arts Society: Became a member and participated in their February 2019 show.

Anjini’s paintings are sold to corporate clients in the UAE and through online galleries. She continues to paint daily for 3 to 5 hours, driven by her passion for art.

Personal Life

Anjini’s personal life is a testament to her resilience and determination. After retiring from a successful corporate career, she pursued her lifelong dream of becoming an artist, proving that it’s never too late to follow one’s passion. At 82, she remains active and dedicated to her craft, painting daily and inspiring others with her story. She believes her paintings are infused with positive energy, which she hopes will bring joy and good luck to art lovers.

Legacy

Anjini’s legacy is one of hope, perseverance, and inspiration. By starting her artistic journey at 60, she has shown that creativity knows no age limits. Her vibrant and uplifting paintings have touched the hearts of many, and her story encourages others to pursue their dreams, no matter their age or circumstances. Anjini has become a symbol of resilience and the transformative power of art.