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“The Year of the Pig 2007” radiates warmth, movement, and joyful energy. The dominant reds pulse with life, openness, and sincerity—as if the painting itself is smiling at the viewer. The graphic markings and dynamic lines recall ancient script, reflecting the Pig’s nature: carefree yet grounded, gentle yet deeply strong.
Gold accents evoke the symbol of happiness and prosperity—not just external wealth, but inner richness: of spirit, patience, and quiet trust in life. The pale blues peeking through the red layers feel like soul-glimpses—evoking altruism, softness, and a yearning for harmony.
This is a painting full of empathy. Janus doesn’t depict the Pig literally—he feels it, and invites us to do the same: to look with kindness and openness.
The Year of the Pig in the Chinese zodiac includes the years: 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031.
“The Year of the Pig 2007” radiates warmth, movement, and joyful energy. The dominant reds pulse with life, openness, and sincerity—as if the painting itself is smiling at the viewer. The graphic markings and dynamic lines recall ancient script, reflecting the Pig’s nature: carefree yet grounded, gentle yet deeply strong.
Gold accents evoke the symbol of happiness and prosperity—not just external wealth, but inner richness: of spirit, patience, and quiet trust in life. The pale blues peeking through the red layers feel like soul-glimpses—evoking altruism, softness, and a yearning for harmony.
This is a painting full of empathy. Janus doesn’t depict the Pig literally—he feels it, and invites us to do the same: to look with kindness and openness.
The Year of the Pig in the Chinese zodiac includes the years: 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031.