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jana joy arts :: visionary ART
Visions originate from both inside and outside stimulations that artists then synthesize into art.
My work is allegorical – or involves some kind of storytelling.
The story is left up to you, the viewer, to give meaning to. Enjoy the exploration.
Open at Last - and they loved it!
 Jana in Lava Tube Opening Day |  Grand Opening crowded in to see |  First kid down the Lava Tube w/Jana |
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 Kahu Puna Dawson offers blessing |  Steve Dubey and keiki |  Kimie, Director Susan Little, Jana |
 Kimie singing pule (prayer) blessing |  The Water Cycle Wall Ball DropFrom atop at Wai'ale'ale, one of the wettest places on Earth, kids drop balls that fall through waterfalls into rivers, into reservoirs, into streams, ponds, and eventually into the ocean. |  Ooozing down the Lava Tube SlideFrom the atop Wai'ale'ale, kids could time travel back 5 million years through a Lava Tube slide and be spit out in ancient Kauai. |
 Climbing "Hot" Lava WallKids could climb up the "hot lava" wall to the top of the volcano. On the side of the wall, they could touch chunks of lava rock called "pohoehoe". |  Calcite Crystal Cave ExplorationKauai's limestone and calcite form on the south shore to make calcite crystals. |  Look Mom, I'm a Goat!Peek through the wild goat from atop Koke'e State Park in Waimea Canyon. |
 Inside the Calcite Crystal CaveHere, kids could crawl into the cave, touch the real crystals and even see pictures of the endangered Wolf Spider, also known as the Big Eyed, No Eyed Spider that is only found on Kauai. |  The Lave Tube spits out kid hot kids |  Families love the Water Cycle Wall |
 Who, Who, Who is that?? |  Jeb's in the fern box! |
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