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Anita Utas

Ottawa, ON

Anita Utas, based in Ottawa, holds an Honours BA in Art History and a BEd from Western University, studying under Paterson Ewen and Duncan de Kergommeaux. A professional artist for over 15 years, she specializes in wildlife paintings that capture the distinct personality and vulnerability of animals. Her work reflects a profound observation of nature and is included in corporate and private collections across Canada, the U.S., and Europe.

Anita Utas

Anita Utas, based in Ottawa, holds an Honours BA in Art History and a BEd from Western University, studying under Paterson Ewen and Duncan de Kergommeaux. A professional artist for over 15 years, she specializes in wildlife paintings that capture the distinct personality and vulnerability of animals. Her work reflects a profound observation of nature and is included in corporate and private collections across Canada, the U.S., and Europe.Anita Utas was born in London, Ontario, and now lives in Ottawa. She received her honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History at Western University where she studied painting and
drawing under Paterson Ewen and Duncan de Kergommeaux. She went on to complete her Bachelor of Education, also at Western University. After working as an art teacher with the public school board, Anita traveled overseas and spent seven years teaching in international schools in South East Asia and South America.

Her love for animals is expressed in her series of wildlife paintings.
“Animals have always resonated with me. I am in awe of their mystery and beauty. They teach us to observe, to slow down, listen and watch. I want to capture the essence of each animal, their personality and vulnerability. Their gaze draws us in – the curious look of an otter, the watchful eyes of a rabbit, the gentle glance of a bear.

My intention is that people will see their individuality and connect with them.”
Anita has been painting professionally for over fifteen years. Her work is included in corporate and
private collections in Canada, the U.S.A., and Europe.