About

"Januszkiewicz's paintings can resemble Morris Louis's florals, yet her style is hotter, with a hint of the abstract expressionism the Color School abandoned."
- The Washington Post

Januszkiewicz pure abstract forms call to mind the stained canvases of Morris Louis and Helen Frankenthaler, but her work embodies a unique elegance that differentiates it from that of her color fields with wonderful abstract shapes that are rendered loosely with a great feeling of fluidity and motion.

"I allow artworks to unfold organically, shaped by the harmonious interplay of colors and forms.

In addition to my canvas work, the exploration of plexiglass offers an innovative dimension, transforming brushstrokes into a captivating, three-dimensional viewing experience. This approach introduces a fresh perspective, engaging viewers in an immersive interaction with color and form.”

Vision

My artistic path has led me from a narrative painting style to an abstract lyrical approach, heavily influenced by the Washington Color School movement. I push for semi-translucent colors to float across the surfaces, soaking into the unprimed canvas and paper to create tactile fusions of paint and support that envelope the viewer in diaphanous veils of paint. Plus in my plexi glass works the focus is on it's abstract compositions allows me to delve into the expressive potential of color and form.

My goal is to seamlessly give off the feeling of a zen-like brush strokes in both the my 2d and 3d works.