# Arts in Milwaukee – Janet Hudachek – art
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  • “Spelunking”Spelunking

    Rendered in multi water based media on hard board and framed in black decorative metal frame . Inspired by a cave like environment where the ceiling is growing from the top down and the floor is trying to reach upward. Image Size: H30 x 48 Framed Size: H32 x 50 $1500.00

  • “Stacked”Stacked

    Multi water based media on hard board, with narrow matte black metal frame. Wired and ready to hang. Stacking: The art of using scrap woo to create an artful,eye pleasing result. Painting: The art of preserving the results of stacking. Image size H24 x W24 Price $450.00

  • “DIscovering ll”DIscovering ll

    Discovering ll by Janet Hudachek is an Acrylic on Hardboard, framed in a bronze metal frame. Not quite fitting in this alotted space the piece is 60 inches high and 23 inches wide. The bottom 2 inches are cropped on this image. This piece will light up a room with its interesting angles. The inspiration was the packing material from my new printer. framed height 60 inches framed width 23 inches $1200

  • “Building Blocks”Building Blocks

    Building Blocks by Janet Hudachek is an Acrylic on plate finished Illustration Board, Framed in matte black metal frame. Scan this piece and watch the perspective change. Building Blocks used the 60 degree angle to create an interesting fun and illusional piece. Building Blocks is sized to be a focal point for the room. Image size: H40 x W30 Framed size: H40 x W30 Price $1200

Janet Hudachek

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4170 N 143RD St
Brookfield, Wi 53005 Un

(262) 424-1570
Janethudachek@gmail.com

artist bio

Janet Hudachek

Mostly self-taught, with scattered classes through-out her art history. Retirement brought about a transformation from hobby to a serious endeavor to produce and show art. Presently, Janet is the President of the Art Guild in Menomonee Falls, and a member of the Brookfield art group. These affiliations have provided a good deal of guidance to help with her goals.

Her driving force is the inspiration seen in everyday nature and the need to share it.Ja

artist statement

This exhibition is a collection of 2-d pieces titled “Out of my Mind” because rather than working from reality I tend to work from principles, theories and experiments. Learning to use the art of the angle and using color that makes the piece come alive and change perspective as the eye scans the subject. Working with the basic principles of color and angles to give the artwork depth.

My goal is to make the viewer question, think about what they are seeing and then smile.

Inspiration can come from patterns seen in geometry, on television, bridges, towers, in architecture almost anywhere.
You can see the inspiration in the artwork taken from packing materials, Frank Lloyd Wright principles of angles and planes, structures real or imagined and sometimes music.

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