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making what begins as a simple form of photography into the ephemeral print

Janna's abstract forms are layered silhouettes

These abstract renderings are the perfect addition to any gallery wall

the larger as a focal point in a minimal space

Cover Diptychs & Triptychs making what begins as aWatercolor allows to mix precise marks, and stains diffusing the pigments at random on paper. It opens up to an ideal spontaneity to mark time and memory. Water and paper allow you to open up to luck, as in life. My works are on paper like a book, and tell a story. Fleurs work feels random and spontaneous, though influenced by patterns found in science and nature. This piece is calming in its abstraction. Hang it anywhere you might want a