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. . . was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Genetically inclined toward music and theatre, she played piano, sang,
danced, and performed in musical theatre throughout her school years. Of
all the performing arts, she is most passionate about ballet and has
spent the first 40-something years in its pursuit.
Janet first became interested in fractals in 1996, after
seeing a friend's ink-jet print. Fascinated by the fractal's colors and
shapes, but handicapped by a very slow computer, she at first spent more
time exploring others' online fractal galleries than making her own
images. After a hardware upgrade, and the release of new fractal
generation software, she began creating her own images. In the beginning
she created works solely for her own pleasure. When she was invited to
exhibit and sell her work in local (Memphis, Tennessee) galleries and
art festivals, her perspective changed from enthusiastic dabbler to
serious artist.
Since 1982, Janet has taught ballet and Pointe at Ballet
Memphis School. She also directs the Ballet Memphis Junior Company and
has also choreographed more than 60 works for student and professional
dancers. She continues to be fascinated by and explore the ways in which
her background and experience in the performing arts inspire the shapes,
textures and movement of her visual art.
Exhibitions
"Echoes of Infinity", solo exhibition, Levy Gallery,
Buckman Fine Arts Center, Memphis, Tennessee, 2004
"Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Visual Art",
Holtzman Art Gallery — Towson University, Towson, Maryland, 2002
"Digital Creation Awards 5th Anniversary Exhibition",
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan, 2001
"2001.1 Digital Salon", Stele Gallery, Las Cruces, New
Mexico, 2001
"The Frontier Between Art and Science", Granada,
Valladolid, and Salamanca, Spain; Lyon and Anglet, France; Buenos
Aires, La Plata, and Resistencia, Argentina; Belgrade, Yugoslavia;
Vienna, Austria; Tokyo, Japan; 2000-present
"Infinite Art — Painting With Numbers", Jack Kenner
Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee, 2000
"Elysium", solo exhibition, Levy Gallery, Buckman Fine
Arts Center, Memphis, Tennessee, 1999
Awards
Award of Excellence, Toray Digital Creation Awards, 2000
Collections
SOS/ACORN, Memphis, Tennessee
The medium in which I work is Fractal Art, which is
Each image is composed of many different layers that
merge together to create the final effect. It is then printed to the
highest archival standards on photographic paper in signed and
numbered limited editions.
I have a diverse body of work. There are three
reasons for this:
- fractal geometry embodies a wide variety of shapes
and textures.
- With so many fractal vistas available for
exploration, I'm really not interested in making the same image over
and over.
- I'm not the same person I was when I created
previous works. I have grown, changed evolved, regressed , remembered,
forgotten, and dreamed... and I have new things to say.
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(The Wings of the Morning)
#JP103
( 4" X 9 1/2") Image,
Framed/Matted to (21 1/2" X 14 1/2"), 2000 - Signed Limited Edition Print 2/175
Framed
$ 185.00
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(Cremesin)
#JP104
( 10"
X 20") Image, Framed/Matted to (22" X 33")
2003 - Signed - Limited Edition Print 16/175
$ 515.00
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(Pavo)
#JP105
( 7 1/2" X 15") Image, Framed /Matted to
(27" X 18") 1999 - Limited Edition Print 6/175
$ 350.00
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(Cascata)#JP106, (5 1/4 X 9 1/4) Image,
Matted to 11 1/2 X 15 1/4,
1999 - Signed - Limited Edition Print, 4/175
$ 80.00
Matted Only
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(The Las Sun's Flower)
#JP107
8 X 12 Image
Matted to 14 1/4 X 18 1/4 2003 - Signed -Limited Edition Print 6/250
$ 135.00
