YANIV JANSON
Yaniv Janson is an innovative contemporary artist whose vibrant, multisensory abstract works bring pressing social and environmental issues to life. His art transcends boundaries, inviting viewers to engage deeply and reflect on themes that matter. Yaniv’s talent and vision have earned him critical acclaim both in New Zealand and abroad, highlighted by his impactful “Please Do Touch” exhibition at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
Living with autism and epilepsy, Yaniv’s neurodivergence enriches rather than limits his artistic journey, enhancing his ability to connect with audiences worldwide and inspiring others to connect and express through art. Moved by global inequities he has observed on his travels, Yaniv’s work aims to raise awareness and inspire meaningful action.
Yaniv’s career is marked by impressive achievements: over 40 gallery exhibitions in countries including New Zealand, France, and the United States, more than 160 sold paintings, and over 20 awards. His pieces are part of esteemed collections, such as the Wallace Arts Trust, and his art has been featured in multiple books, further cementing his influence. Yaniv’s work and vision are a testament to the power of art to bridge communities and inspire action across cultures.
