Model Nikki Enigma Harper doesn’t let her body hold her back as she pushes forward with her creative ambitions.
She explained she has Autoimmune Polyglandular Syndrome Type 1 (APS1). She said it is “a rare autoimmune disorder that has shaped so much of who I am.”
“Art has always been my way of healing and connecting,” said Nikki, who was a recent winner of Victoria Elizabeth’s Magnifique Showcase. “I’m the founder of Harper and Enigma Custom Creations, a multi-media fabrication shop where I pour my heart into custom wood carvings, 3D prints, earth-based art forms, and hand-embroidered pieces… Beyond my shop, I’m deeply involved in my community — teaching art to kids, volunteering with local events, and helping to bring creativity and light into places that need it most.”
Art isn’t the model’s only pursuit. “When I’m not creating, you’ll usually find me riding motorcycles, spinning fire, diving into old books, or getting lost in nature.”
However, Nikki said, “Through everything I do, I hope to spread positivity, resilience, and the reminder that every scar can become part of something beautiful.”
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