"Extase 1992" by Janus
“Extase 1992” is an emotionally charged, deeply expressive and sensual painting. At its center is a nude female figure in a moment of ecstasy – her head tilted back, body open, as if ready to receive an experience beyond the physical. Surrounding her are other figures – perhaps spirits of closeness, shadows of memory, or emotional witnesses to this intimate moment. The hands’ gestures intensify the tension and create a dialogue – both physical and spiritual.
The color palette is cool, almost otherworldly, dominated by blues, violets, and beige tones – enhancing the dreamlike, visionary atmosphere. The painting approaches the edge of intimacy, but does not drift into pure eroticism – instead, it portrays ecstasy as an elevation of the soul, an opening to another or to the self.
“Extase 1992” is an emotionally charged, deeply expressive and sensual painting. At its center is a nude female figure in a moment of ecstasy – her head tilted back, body open, as if ready to receive an experience beyond the physical. Surrounding her are other figures – perhaps spirits of closeness, shadows of memory, or emotional witnesses to this intimate moment. The hands’ gestures intensify the tension and create a dialogue – both physical and spiritual.
The color palette is cool, almost otherworldly, dominated by blues, violets, and beige tones – enhancing the dreamlike, visionary atmosphere. The painting approaches the edge of intimacy, but does not drift into pure eroticism – instead, it portrays ecstasy as an elevation of the soul, an opening to another or to the self.
“Extase 1992” is an emotionally charged, deeply expressive and sensual painting. At its center is a nude female figure in a moment of ecstasy – her head tilted back, body open, as if ready to receive an experience beyond the physical. Surrounding her are other figures – perhaps spirits of closeness, shadows of memory, or emotional witnesses to this intimate moment. The hands’ gestures intensify the tension and create a dialogue – both physical and spiritual.
The color palette is cool, almost otherworldly, dominated by blues, violets, and beige tones – enhancing the dreamlike, visionary atmosphere. The painting approaches the edge of intimacy, but does not drift into pure eroticism – instead, it portrays ecstasy as an elevation of the soul, an opening to another or to the self.