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Janus’s “Windows 2006” is a vibrant outburst of color and movement where the motif of the window appears—not merely as a physical frame, but as a metaphysical threshold. Amid the layered background of vivid reds, yellows, blues, and subdued neutrals, window-like forms emerge—shapes that do not just divide space but invite the gaze beyond it. These windows open not onto rooms, but onto other dimensions.
The explosive core of red and black may symbolize a moment of transition—when inner experiences push outward toward something unknown, mystical, even spiritual. The painting becomes a kind of portal: a place where looking doesn’t stop at the surface but penetrates deeper—into consciousness, into alternate realms of being, perhaps into transcendence itself. The windows act as both eyes and mirrors—we look through them, but also into them, perhaps seeing ourselves across layered realities. Janus paints not only the seen, but what lies just beyond the visible—the sensed, the imagined, the infinite.
Janus’s “Windows 2006” is a vibrant outburst of color and movement where the motif of the window appears—not merely as a physical frame, but as a metaphysical threshold. Amid the layered background of vivid reds, yellows, blues, and subdued neutrals, window-like forms emerge—shapes that do not just divide space but invite the gaze beyond it. These windows open not onto rooms, but onto other dimensions.
The explosive core of red and black may symbolize a moment of transition—when inner experiences push outward toward something unknown, mystical, even spiritual. The painting becomes a kind of portal: a place where looking doesn’t stop at the surface but penetrates deeper—into consciousness, into alternate realms of being, perhaps into transcendence itself. The windows act as both eyes and mirrors—we look through them, but also into them, perhaps seeing ourselves across layered realities. Janus paints not only the seen, but what lies just beyond the visible—the sensed, the imagined, the infinite.