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“Orange Composition 2001” is a visual symphony – a painterly attempt to capture the unseen: sound. Janus’ work interprets music not as notes, but as a wave – swaying, pulsing, permeating space and emotion.
The dominant oranges, reds, and yellows are like string instruments – warm, drawn out, trembling in the air. White cuts through like high tones, while the black structures set the rhythm – percussion in this world. The lines ripple like vibrations that move through the body – music not just heard, but felt.
This is a composition not of color, but of frequencies – positive, joyful, healing. “Orange Composition” is a dance of light and sound captured in paint.
“Orange Composition 2001” is a visual symphony – a painterly attempt to capture the unseen: sound. Janus’ work interprets music not as notes, but as a wave – swaying, pulsing, permeating space and emotion.
The dominant oranges, reds, and yellows are like string instruments – warm, drawn out, trembling in the air. White cuts through like high tones, while the black structures set the rhythm – percussion in this world. The lines ripple like vibrations that move through the body – music not just heard, but felt.
This is a composition not of color, but of frequencies – positive, joyful, healing. “Orange Composition” is a dance of light and sound captured in paint.