Michèle - About the Artist
If you are new to the work of Michèle Janes then let me give you a brief introduction to one of the most exciting abstract artists working in London today.
Michèle is one of the UK's leading original abstract artists, using vibrant paint and colours in a whole new way to create art that touches you both visually and emotionally.
What are the pictures about?
Original abstract art is about producing original paintings that start with a vision but can be interpreted by viewers in different ways. Michèle can rightly call her work "original abstract art” because as an artist, she uses a cutting edge technique to create truly original pieces of art every single time.
The process
The process involves many innovative techniques including spinning paint using centrifugal forces with just the right quantity of colours, to achieve an awe inspiring effect. It allows her to create original abstract art that truly stands out amongst other abstract artists and painters today. No paintings are alike.
Can art really make a business money?
Can abstract corporate art really help a business ? Yes, if you talk to the right artist and here is why We all know what it is like to work in a bland office. Abstract paintings can change the mood of a building in an instant. The right choice of paint and the right colours can lift morale, brighten up an environment, make customers more likely to stay and just make people feel good about where they are. You don't need statistics to know that bright, vibrant offices full of colour, are much happier places to work.
Corporate abstract art developed by an experienced artist using a large canvas, can stimulate employees minds and keep them focused. An experienced corporate artist will produce art that challenges employee’s minds in the right way. It’s far more effective than a canvas of something they instantly recognise and dismiss.
Can art really make a business money?
Can original abstract art help restaurants make money? Yes Of course people come to your restaurants for your food but as all good restaurateurs know, people also come for the ambience. We all remember places where we enjoyed the whole experience. Original abstract art and paintings provide conversation points for customers.
Paintings create a colourful, fun and interesting venue. Again, an experienced abstract artist can asses the environment and make art that people will remember. By mixing the right vibrant paints and colours and creating a work of art that people talk about, ensures your restaurant remains in people’s minds long after a customer leaves.
Can art really make a business money?
Michèle is an artist who understands the needs of corporate art and corporate clients. Corporate art, whether for an office, shopping centre or restaurant must suit the environment. As an artist, Michèle can paint work that balances perfectly the tone you are trying to develop in your environment and the aims you have for your business.
Michèle and her experienced team can tailor, paint and produce art to your corporate needs. So, why not discuss it with us today Discuss your budget, your objectives for the art and let's see if we can help your business with corporate art (or even your home) with some original abstract art from Michèle Janes
Corporate and personal paintings from Michèle
Painting portraits in smells
Most art is very visually-orientated. Some use sound and vision. And a few use touch. But, until now none have been based on the sense of smell.
At a recent exhibition in London, the artist Iain Maclean introduced a new art form based on smell. In effect, he was exhibiting portraits of his father and grandmother, not visually, or in sound, but in smells.
According to the artist, I stayed with my paternal grandmother in Scotland when I was four. I don`t remember what she looked like, but I recall vividly all the smells of the house and garden. These include: fresh linen, carbolic soap, fresh-baked cake, mown grass and wild straw berries.
At the exhibition, these were presented in tiny porcelain cups on the branches of a small tree.
His father`s portrait is presented in a battered old suitcase covered in old stickers and labels from his travels as an army officer in Africa, and the Far East. Inside are old photos of his father and mother with various objects set into the base. An old Forces-issue cigarette tin contained the smell of tobacco; a glass jar smelled of Brylcream; a brass container smells of Brasso
Apparently, unlike the other senses, smell is directly linked to emotion and memory. And you never forget them either. That`s why they evoke memories and emotions so powerfully. They can recall first love, a particular summer, schooldays, Christmas - instantly.
Thanks to new technology perfumers can replicate any smell in liquid form. All the smells were provided by Angela Stravrevska, Britain`s leading perfumer (the proper word is perfumer, not perfumier). She was chosen by the industry to create a one-ff perfume exclusively for the Queen for the Jubilee.
His work turns our visually-dominated world on its head. The Impressionists were fascinated with light. Maclean is passionate about smell. Is it a valid art form? Definitely.
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“A fascinating exploration of shape and colour. A tonic for the soul”
Trevor Phillips OBE (broadcaster)
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 Today's Recommendation I have examples of Michéle's work both at home and in my office - the perfect compliment no matter what the environment. Its dynamic and energetic form acts as an inspiration to those who view it. A conversation starter no doubt, but more importantly it represents the spark, the creative approach of the agency, and the explosion of ideas we pride ourselves on. |
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