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Janis Bär

Contemporary Portrait Artist
Creator of Faces of Humanity
Charcoal & Graphite Drawings

04/08/2026

Confrontation

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
90 × 82 cm

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This artwork explores the moment when opposing forces meet.

Human and animal elements come together in a scene suspended between tension and stillness. Rather than depicting a physical conflict, the drawing reflects an inner confrontation—a dialogue between instinct and control, vulnerability and strength.

The fragmented composition invites multiple interpretations while encouraging reflection on transformation, self-awareness and the courage required to face ourselves honestly.

— Janis Bär

01/08/2026

Father

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.5 × 29.1 cm

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This portrait explores the presence of a life shaped by experience, responsibility and resilience.

Rather than idealizing its subject, the drawing embraces the details that emerge over time — lines, textures and subtle asymmetries that tell a personal story beyond words.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, Father reflects on memory, identity and the quiet strength that often goes unnoticed.

— Janis Bär

29/07/2026

Before Fear

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.5 × 29.1 cm

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This portrait captures a fleeting moment of pure childhood joy.

Originally titled *Pure Joy*, the work was renamed during the relaunch of my artistic practice. The new title reflects a time before self-doubt, responsibility and fear begin to shape our perception of the world.

The laughter, the bright eyes and the carefree expression invite us to reconnect with feelings of safety, possibility and uncomplicated happiness.

— Janis Bär

26/07/2026

The Gaze of Time

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.5 × 29.1 cm

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Time leaves its mark on every life.

Some marks appear as wrinkles, some as scars, and others as the quiet wisdom reflected in a person's eyes. *The Gaze of Time* is a tribute to the strength, resilience and dignity that emerge through a lifetime of experiences.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, this portrait focuses on the textures, expressions and subtle details that tell a story beyond words. Every line and shadow became part of a narrative shaped by memory, endurance and humanity.

As an artist, I am fascinated by the stories hidden within a face. This piece is a reminder that age is not something to conceal—it is evidence of a life lived.

— Janis Bär

23/07/2026

Stillness

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
19.5 × 29 cm

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In a world that rarely slows down, stillness can become an act of strength.

Stillness captures a moment of complete presence. With closed eyes and water flowing gently across the face and hands, the portrait reflects the quiet space between thought and emotion — a place where calm, reflection and renewal can emerge.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, the artwork explores subtle tonal transitions, delicate textures and the interaction between water and skin. Every detail is intended to evoke serenity and invite a moment of pause.

Rather than focusing on movement, Stillness celebrates the beauty of silence and the restorative power found within ourselves.

— Janis Bär

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20/07/2026

The First Doubt

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
21 × 29.4 cm

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There are moments in life when certainty quietly gives way to reflection.

The First Doubt explores this subtle transition through the portrait of a young girl whose thoughtful gaze suggests a growing awareness of the world around her. Rather than depicting a specific emotion, the artwork captures the delicate balance between innocence, curiosity and self-discovery.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, the drawing focuses on soft tonal values, refined details and a calm atmosphere that invites contemplation.

The portrait encourages viewers to see doubt not as weakness, but as a natural part of growth, understanding and personal development.

— Janis Bär

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17/07/2026

The Glimpse of Lost Innocence

Charcoal and Graphite Drawing
50 × 31 cm

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Childhood is often associated with safety, curiosity and hope.

The Glimpse of Lost Innocence explores the fragile moment when those certainties begin to fade. Through the portrait of a young girl standing in a damaged landscape, the artwork reflects vulnerability, resilience and the lasting impact of circumstances beyond a child's control.

Created in charcoal and graphite on paper, the drawing combines realistic detail with a subdued atmosphere to emphasize both emotional depth and human dignity.

Rather than providing answers, the work invites reflection on innocence, empathy and the experiences that shape our understanding of the world.

— Janis Bär

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14/07/2026

The Greatest Muhammad Ali

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.5 × 29 cm

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Some individuals transcend sport and become symbols of human potential.

The Greatest Muhammad Ali pays tribute to one of the most influential athletes in history. More than a boxer, Ali embodied determination, courage and an unwavering belief in himself.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, the portrait focuses on strong contrasts, precise details and a direct gaze that conveys both strength and humanity. The composition captures a moment of readiness and confidence that reflects the mindset behind an extraordinary legacy.

— Janis Bär

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11/07/2026

Timeless Marilyn

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.5 × 29 cm

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Some images never disappear.

Inspired by one of the most recognizable faces in cultural history, Timeless Marilyn explores the lasting connection between beauty, celebrity and collective memory.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, the portrait focuses on subtle tonal transitions, delicate textures and expressive contrasts that reveal both elegance and vulnerability. Rather than depicting a single moment, the artwork reflects the enduring presence of an icon whose image continues to resonate across generations.

— Janis Bär

08/07/2026

Nightmare

Charcoal on Bristol Paper
20.8 × 20 cm

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Some dreams do not arrive with monsters.

They emerge through uncertainty.

Nightmare explores the space between reality and imagination. A solitary figure stands before a landscape populated by distorted forms and impossible perspectives, where familiar structures gradually lose their certainty.

Created in charcoal on Bristol paper, the artwork combines realism with surreal elements to create psychological tension. The contrast between order and distortion reflects the fragile boundary between control and confusion, memory and imagination.

Rather than depicting fear directly, the work invites viewers to confront the unknown spaces of the mind.

— Janis Bär

Dirección

Palma De Mallorca

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