Title: The Four Seasons – Vivaldi 2019
Artist: Janus
Technique: Mixed media with ducats double gold 23 carat
Sise: 200 × 200 cm
Date: 2019
The painting “The Four Seasons of Vivaldi” is a monumental 2-by-2-meter canvas in which Janus transforms music into light, color, and emotion. Each of the four segments represents one season—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—as seen through the artist’s eyes and heard through the heart.
In natural light, the piece vibrates with motion and rhythm—dynamic lines, vivid splashes, and golden circles pulse like Vivaldi’s notes. Under UV light, hidden layers emerge—sections glow like fireflies in a night concert, revealing a deeper dimension. In darkness, the artwork comes alive with a soft, glowing heartbeat—evoking the aftersound of music that never fades, but resonates within.
This work doesn't just depict the seasons—it feels them. Like a violin concerto, it journeys through life’s cycle: birth, heat, maturity, and silence. It is a visual symphony, ever-changing with the light—and with the soul that contemplates it.
Title: The Four Seasons – Vivaldi 2019
Artist: Janus
Technique: Mixed media with ducats double gold 23 carat
Sise: 200 × 200 cm
Date: 2019
The painting “The Four Seasons of Vivaldi” is a monumental 2-by-2-meter canvas in which Janus transforms music into light, color, and emotion. Each of the four segments represents one season—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—as seen through the artist’s eyes and heard through the heart.
In natural light, the piece vibrates with motion and rhythm—dynamic lines, vivid splashes, and golden circles pulse like Vivaldi’s notes. Under UV light, hidden layers emerge—sections glow like fireflies in a night concert, revealing a deeper dimension. In darkness, the artwork comes alive with a soft, glowing heartbeat—evoking the aftersound of music that never fades, but resonates within.
This work doesn't just depict the seasons—it feels them. Like a violin concerto, it journeys through life’s cycle: birth, heat, maturity, and silence. It is a visual symphony, ever-changing with the light—and with the soul that contemplates it.