Color Face Orange Blue
Giclée print on Plexiglas
47x47in
$8,930
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Jens-Christian Wittig
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Plexiglas , Alu-Dibond under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 47.2x47.2in
- Edition : 4 / 5
About this artwork
We all search for happiness, love and beauty, but often we expect them to come to us from outside. Where Have You Been, Allegra? asks the question: what remains when joy slips away?
Allegra – a divine apparition, radiant and yet introverted. Her eyes are closed, her gaze not directed outwards but deep inwards. And yet she shines – full of harmony, full of inner beauty.
Life runs in cycles, sometimes light, sometimes dark. But Allegra reveals… a truth to us: happiness is an inner matter. It is not a whim of fate, but a decision, a conscious work on ourselves.
Whoever looks at Allegra feels this spark: the realization that true joy lies within us – ready to be carried into the world by our own light.
An image that inspires, makes you think – and stays.
Allegra – a divine apparition, radiant and yet introverted. Her eyes are closed, her gaze not directed outwards but deep inwards. And yet she shines – full of harmony, full of inner beauty.
Life runs in cycles, sometimes light, sometimes dark. But Allegra reveals… a truth to us: happiness is an inner matter. It is not a whim of fate, but a decision, a conscious work on ourselves.
Whoever looks at Allegra feels this spark: the realization that true joy lies within us – ready to be carried into the world by our own light.
An image that inspires, makes you think – and stays.
Jens-Christian Wittig
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Jens-Christian Wittig, known as JCW, blends classical artistry with digital innovation, creating works that blur the lines between painting, photography, and illusion. With a background in fine arts, landscape architecture, and urban planning, he explores composition, transformation, and spatial perception.
His multi-layered technique, inspired by classical glazing, fuses tradition and digital evolution, crafting an immersive experience of light, depth, and ambiguity. Each piece invites interpretation, evoking emotion and sensory connection.
Internationally exhibited, including at Art New York, Miami, and Los Angeles, JCW’s works captivate collectors worldwide. He explores the tension between past and future, permanence and transience, forging a visual bridge between reality and imagination.
His multi-layered technique, inspired by classical glazing, fuses tradition and digital evolution, crafting an immersive experience of light, depth, and ambiguity. Each piece invites interpretation, evoking emotion and sensory connection.
Internationally exhibited, including at Art New York, Miami, and Los Angeles, JCW’s works captivate collectors worldwide. He explores the tension between past and future, permanence and transience, forging a visual bridge between reality and imagination.
Jens-Christian Wittig
Where have you been Alegra?
$11,500
