Anikesa Dhing was born in Udaipur. She graduated from MS University, Baroda with an undergraduate and post graduate degree in Fine Arts. Anikesa’s work focuses on a renewed relationship with the material world through aspects of knowledge, perception and memory. With the overwhelming visual she is trying to induce a sense of uncertainty to what we think is ‘known’

The Object becomes a prime protagonist in a narrative that is non linear and all consuming, and places itself in a position to be looked at and understood.

Anikesa currently lives and works in Baroda.

Anikesa’s works were most recently exhibited at “Embark VI/VII” at The Ark Foundations of Arts, “The Desired Scaffold” at Gallery XXL, “Mute/Unmute” at Method India, “Lost Fragrance of Infinity” held at Space 118, Mumbai and at a solo exhibition titled “Ice-Cream Melting at the Bouncy Castle” at Anant Art Gallery. In August 2024, Anikesa was chosen for the Khoj International Residency in collaboration with Misk Art Institute. In 2025, Anikesa collaborated  with Studio Nyn to create a collection of collectible design, including a set of two armchairs called “Jibber Jabber,” that were featured at the India Art Fair.