Since The Beginning

There is a certain amount of peace within Yaniv Janson's paintings, an emphasis on space, a quiet calm that envelops you as the observer from a not so common perspective.

A driven young artist, Janson has experienced success and recognition from the young age of 16. Now, as a 22 year old, Janson's last five years have seen him reach great levels of achievement.

Exhibiting both internationally and throughout New Zealand, Janson approaches his goal of becoming a full time professional artist with a great amount of talent and dedication.“His uncanny ability to portray innocent beauty in the face of potential terror or, a quiet calm in a time of environmental urgency is where Janson communicates his unique perspective best, the beauty of the 'suspended pause'” (B. Allan).

Janson's interest in the natural world delicately directs his visual art to the unnerving importance of the invisible. This can be seen in Janson's ‘Never been touched’ as the space between the dots or in ‘Rototua’ as the force behind a hot water geyser.

Pushing his artistic vision Janson continued to explore invisibility through a study of the nature of the bee. With the growing scarcity of the bee and the increased awareness of the vital nature of the bee Janson works towards 'changing the world one painting at a time'. Yaniv’s current project explores the growing disparities between rich and poor, and brings to the fore topics of social sustainability.

There is a certain amount of peace within Yaniv Janson's paintings, an emphasis on space, a quiet calm that envelops you as the observer from a not so common perspective.

A driven young artist, Janson has experienced success and recognition from the young age of 16. Now, as a 22 year old, Janson's last five years have seen him reach great levels of achievement.

Exhibiting both internationally and throughout New Zealand, Janson approaches his goal of becoming a full time professional artist with a great amount of talent and dedication.“His uncanny ability to portray innocent beauty in the face of potential terror or, a quiet calm in a time of environmental urgency is where Janson communicates his unique perspective best, the beauty of the 'suspended pause'” (B. Allan).

Janson's interest in the natural world delicately directs his visual art to the unnerving importance of the invisible. This can be seen in Janson's ‘Never been touched’ as the space between the dots or in ‘Rototua’ as the force behind a hot water geyser.

Pushing his artistic vision Janson continued to explore invisibility through a study of the nature of the bee. With the growing scarcity of the bee and the increased awareness of the vital nature of the bee Janson works towards 'changing the world one painting at a time'. Yaniv’s current project explores the growing disparities between rich, middle class and poor, and brings to the fore topics of social sustainability.