Trinidadian-born female artist, Laura Nicole Simonette, is motivated by this passion of past, present and futuristic vision to create her works of art. Born with natural art appreciation, she became inspired by her domestic environment of unique African artifacts and the beautifully adorned original African fabrics that were her mother's daily dress.
Shifting careers from Executive Secretary, Laura Nicole- at that time a self taught artist- had her first solo exhibition in 1994, featuring batiks, tie and dye and hand painted jerseys. She also showed in the early years of the Women in Art shows, in 101 Art Gallery's Annual Watercolour exhibitions, Studio 66 Annual Emancipation art displays and in various Trinidad and Tobago Art Society exhibitions.
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