Jens-Christian Wittig Germany, b. 1962
Klimt Joe Red Dawn, 2016
Digital Painting, Lambda Print on fuji crystal archival paper mounted on aluminum dibond, acrylic front
60" x 40"
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This composition is a typical example of the transformation from original material into sometimes less, sometimes more strong abstraction. – A red morning courses through an urban night. Light enters...
This composition is a typical example of the transformation from original material into sometimes less, sometimes more strong abstraction. – A red morning courses through an urban night. Light enters darkness. Hope: the promise of tomorrow. – Fine areas of color and graphic moments begin a dance, creating a multi-layered canon; the result is an image evocative the Art Nouveau of Gustav Klimt. – The view from the terrace of a skyscraper in Johannesburg, South Africa was the inspiration for this work. “Joe-burg”, the endearing nickname for the city, gave the work its name.