Janine Etherington Art

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An energetic demonstration of curved lines and bursting colors fills the space of this geometric abstraction. "Layers of paint were applied over a long period...

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Ethereal and strong washes of color cover the canvas, some spreading across the surface at an angle reminiscent of the last light of the day. Many areas of inte...

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This painting is built up with fairly thick texture which allowed me to apply paint in successive layers, sanding back in areas to accentuate woodblock-like r...

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Spring fragrances softly floating.

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Janine’s abstract artworks are created with measured doses of both intuition and analysis. “My ...

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After a flight back and forth across the country, Janine's exploration in her studio started with a playful mixing of colors directly on the canvas. A shape emerged in that process that she chose to repeat and then incorporate with a series of glazes. Stepping back and looking at the result, the image reminded her of those hours spent moving through the clouds to finally find herself back home.

About the Artist
Janine’s abstract artworks are created with measured doses of both intuition and analysis. “My work develops as a series of calls and responses,” she says. She adds color, letting gravity pull the paint around. She then responds to the direction of the composition with additional marks, adding and subtracting. The incorporation of recognizable forms, specifically letters and numbers, indicates the influences of Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg on Janine’s work. Janine is also inspired by listening to jazz music. She is a musician herself, and plays in a local Zimbabwean marimba ensemble when she’s not painting.

Words that describe this painting: abstract, dreamy, clouds, abstract, non-representational, modern , acrylic painting, blue

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About the Artist
Janine’s abstract artworks are created with measured doses of both intuition and analysis. “My work develops as a series of calls and responses,” she says. She adds color, letting gravity pull the paint around. She then responds to the direction of the composition with additional marks, adding and subtracting. The incorporation of recognizable forms, specifically letters and numbers, indicates the influences of Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg on Janine’s work. Janine is also inspired by listening to jazz music. She is a musician herself, and plays in a local Zimbabwean marimba ensemble when she’s not painting.

Lost Languages...

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Urban grit, grates and graffiti, the city's patterns and its well worn textures have long been intriguing to me. I love the evidence left of time passages and...

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'Spring Is Here' is inspired by the Bill Evans jazz trio's tune of the same name. Cherry blossoms, spring green and crisp blue skies come to mind. I used mult...

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The exotic colors and designs of sun drenched Tunisia. I built up this painting with a variety of applied textures and used highly reflective silver paint to ...

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Inspired by Sylvia Plath's poem Stars Over The Dordogne. I applied multiple thin layers of paint onto the wood panel, scraping thr...

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Many thin layers of paint were applied to the panel and then sanded and scraped back, then more reapplied with pigment rubbed in with a cloth creating a foggy...

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Multiple layers of paint were applied and then scraped through to create jagged inky lines. This piece comes ready to hang in a custom black wood frame.