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Flourishing spring

Janine Müller

2025 • Norway • Pen on Paper

17 x 12 in

$360

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Janine Müller

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Medium : Pen on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 16.5x11.7in

About this artwork

Co-creation—Art for Peace and Justice is a project where, through the beauty of art, we can reconnect with our core—our humanity. Two artists – two visual languages become one.

Flourishing Spring: Art print, A3 on 200g paper, unframed, limited edition of 100. Handsigned on the back, with a certificate of authenticity signed by both artists. Each art print includes hand-drawn gold pen elements added by me, making every piece slightly unique.

Lida… and I gifted “Flourishing Spring” to the Cultural Center in Struga as a wish for them to continue to flourish. Cultural centers are important community spaces for art, education,and creative expression. They often depend on public funding and experience that their fundings are being cut.

Lida Sherafatmand is a painter known for founding Florescencism, a contemporary art movement rooted in beauty, healing,and human connection. With international exhibitions, her practice bridges art, diplomacy, social impact,and centering on restoration

Janine Müller

Norway

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Janine Müller works as a multidisciplinary artist with painting, photography, digital art, and textiles, inspired by her role as a human architect and mediator. She combines classical and digital techniques, develops site-specific art, and designs both limited-edition collections and unique commissioned works, often incorporating natural elements and emotional depth. In her works, she creates warmth, connection, and promotes well-being—inviting the viewer to mindfully engage with their own feelings and the space and experience personal growth.

Commissioned works are limited to three pieces per year. Applications are welcomed here: https://forms.gle/Qp6gD8kYvGgqtKG46

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