Circular Statements

Artwork by Janet Van Fleet

All pieces in the Circular Statements body of work use disks in a grid that casts shadows on the wall behind. The work on the wall below is

Music of the Spheres, exhibited at the Cooler Gallery.

Music of the Spheres was purchased in 2009 by NRG Systems in Hinesburg, Vermont for their corporate offices.

This is an installation entitled In the Web, exhibited in Nagoya, Japan, as part of an exhibit called ON THE PLANET that celebrated 2010 as

the International Year of Biodiversity. The installation, consisting of polychrome disks and buttons in a fine wire grid, was 36 feet long.

The work from In the Web has been exhibited widely, and is almost completely sold as of fall, 2011. Below, installing some of the remaining

sections of disks at Shore Galleries in Provincetown, MA, 2011

Circular Statements, an installation of polychrome discs in a steel frame, 8 x 12 feet, at Burlington International Airport

Ice Shelf at Flynndog Gallery, Burlington, VT

Disc Danceis a walk-in installation created as the central piece for an exhibit

collaborative of New England science and environmental museums. Shown here at the Ecotarium, Worcester, MA

Disc Dance was acquired in August, 2011 by ReSOURCE, a statewide Vermont nonprofit that meets community and individual needs through

education & job skills training, environmental stewardship, and economic opportunities. It will be used in a youth resource center in Barre, Vermont.

Business Applications

All of Janet Van Fleet’s work in the

Circular Statements

body of work is appropriate for use in a business environment. It is cheerful, multi-layered, and continues to engage interest over time when installed in public spaces.