I’m thrilled to mark my 50th birthday, on April 3O, 2026, with a special art exhibit celebrating my journey as an artist. This milestone reflects decades of exploration, observation, and creative expression. The work I will be sharing emerges from moments of reflection, play, and personal practice—art that surfaces from internal thought, intuition, and a dialogue with the world around me. Each piece invites the viewer to see something unique, to engage with the work in their own way, and to reflect on their own experience.
This exhibition will feature five interconnected collections, created specifically for this moment, releasing over the next few months leading up to the birthday celebration. The works explore human experience, introspection, and collective awareness, encouraging viewers to move from observation to reflection to participation—considering how we influence others, how culture shapes us, and how communities co-create shared realities. My art does not dictate meaning; it opens space for personal resonance, allowing each viewer to discover their own understanding within the work.
I am seeking a community space or venue to host this exhibit. If you know of a location that might welcome this work—or would like to help in any way—I would be deeply grateful. Your support will help make this celebration of life, creativity, and reflection possible.
As an artist, writer, and founder of OneBreathIn.com, my creative practice bridges visual storytelling, narrative writing, social commentary, and transformative philosophy. This exhibition represents a first public unveiling of major collections that have evolved over years of observation, reflection, and experimentation, guided by curiosity and internal dialogue rather than any external agenda.
I look forward to sharing this journey with you and celebrating 50 years of life, reflection, and art.
If you are interested in hosting my 50th Birthday Art Exhibit, contact me via the contact form in the sidebar or the black menu icon in the upper-right-hand corner on mobile.
— Janel
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