Title: “Wing 2025”
Artist: Janus
Technique: Mixed media with ducats double gold 23 carat on canvas, fluorescent and phosphorescent elements
Size: 100x170 cm
Date: 2025 SOLD
"Wing 2025" is a painting that doesn’t simply depict – it moves and breathes. Its dynamic composition evokes the fluttering of a wing – a fleeting, almost ephemeral gesture of life stretched between the visible and the hidden.
In daylight, warm golden strokes blend with swirling tones of blue and violet, forming a spiral motion, like a wing breaking through layers of air. The painting pulses, as if it has captured the moment right before take-off.
Under UV light, a hidden layer is revealed – filled with luminous lines, secret markings, encoded emotions. This part speaks of the unspoken. The wing becomes a vessel of dream, a record of something happening beyond reality.
In darkness, the painting glows from within, as if it has memorized the movement of the wing and transformed it into a pulsating memory. Only outlines remain – inner light, the echo of motion. It is a work that continues to live even when light disappears.
Title: “Wing 2025”
Artist: Janus
Technique: Mixed media with ducats double gold 23 carat on canvas, fluorescent and phosphorescent elements
Size: 100x170 cm
Date: 2025 SOLD
"Wing 2025" is a painting that doesn’t simply depict – it moves and breathes. Its dynamic composition evokes the fluttering of a wing – a fleeting, almost ephemeral gesture of life stretched between the visible and the hidden.
In daylight, warm golden strokes blend with swirling tones of blue and violet, forming a spiral motion, like a wing breaking through layers of air. The painting pulses, as if it has captured the moment right before take-off.
Under UV light, a hidden layer is revealed – filled with luminous lines, secret markings, encoded emotions. This part speaks of the unspoken. The wing becomes a vessel of dream, a record of something happening beyond reality.
In darkness, the painting glows from within, as if it has memorized the movement of the wing and transformed it into a pulsating memory. Only outlines remain – inner light, the echo of motion. It is a work that continues to live even when light disappears.