Summary:
Sporting art took precedence when she married a naval officer and international polo player Commander John J Siga. Sporting art calls for technical perfection in both landscape and portraiture. “My works are rooted in Realism and I prefer the English style of watercolour art. It helped Siga draw attention to the dynamics of the footwork, the lay of the saddle and capture the spirit of the animal with accuracy. Siga, who was drawn to art as a child, graduated in Fine Arts from Stella Maris College..