Lush greens, vibrant blues, iridescent golds, mysterious
purples, visceral reds, textured and passionate brushstrokes.
These raw materials combined with a breadth of style and emotional
execution make Janece Moment’s artwork at once engaging
and soothing, startling and instinctively familiar. Whatever
the mood, Janece’s painting creates a connection between
the viewer and her paintings.
Janece Moment started out in the corporate world as a human
resource professional. On a leap of faith 6 years ago, she
decided to take on a whole new career. Without a smidgen of
training, she started her own freelance web design business,
which quickly accumulated a wide portfolio of pleased clientele.
Now, again, she has stepped out into a new direction and has
found painting a passion that she never imagined possible.
Happily, she has discovered that her artwork also resonates
deeply with others.
“I have found that I love working in the hollows
of my life -- in the spaces, the empty places, and the valleys.
That is where I find possibility and creativity”, explains
Janece, who even decided to name her web design company
The
Hollow Creative. Whatever Janece has found in the hollows
has been a rich playground. Janece’s artwork, executed
in both oils and acrylics, shows an innate passion for and
understanding of color and texture.
This emerging Northwest artist’s work has been well
received. Paintings are selling so quickly that she can barely
keep up with the requests. In 2003 alone, Janece has found
her art showcased in Equestria Restaurant and Lounge, a fine
dining establishment in Memphis TN, as well as in businesses
and personal collections worldwide. In addition, her work
has been accepted by the fine art gallery Agora
Gallery in SoHo, NY and is under review for 2004 shows
in galleries up and down the West Coast.
Janece has recently opened up her collection to the interior
design market. She has an inventory of completed works available
for purchase and is accepting commissioned projects for private
residences and commercial establishments.
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