Jens-Christian Wittig

Jens-Christian Wittig (* 1962 in Weimar ) is a German landscape architect , urban planner and artist .

Life

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Wittig studied from 1983 to 1989 landscape architecture , urban planning and in the evening studying fine arts at the Technical University of Dresden and the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts , degree Dipl.-Ing. Since 1992 he has been working as a freelancer and founded the Wittig planning office for garden and landscape design and worked on projects in Germany, Spain, France, since 2001 project work in PR China a. a. with German and Chinese partners, 2004–07 in the United Arab Emirates, 2007–08 in Russia and Kazakhstan, 2006–08 in Taiwan and Vietnam.

Artistic works have been created since the 1980s. Since 2017 exhibitions in Weimar, Dresden, Heiligendamm and New York. As an artist he is known under JCW. Painted by a lense.

Artist books (selection)

• Cross Over - Painted by a lense Vol 1 , ed.JCW fine art foto scapes, Weimar 2018
• Eternal Blue. Painted by a Lense Vol 2 , ed.JCW fine art foto scapes, Weimar 2019

Awards

• Thuringian Landscape Architecture Prize 2002 for the Brühler Garten project, Erfurt
• Thuringian Landscape Architecture Prize 2004 for the connecting axis between the old town and the Nordhausen train station (ARGE WWP Wittig Dr. Worschech & Partner)

Film contributions

• Der Zukunftsplaner, directed by Anna Schmidt, MDR 2004.

Web links

• Jens Christian Wittig in the Ai Bo Gallery New York
• Jens-Christian Wittig - JCW fine art photo scapes
• Jens-Christian Wittig on Artsy.net
• Jens-Christian Wittig on Artnet
• Jens-Christian Wittig on Kunstnet

Individual evidence

• A commitment to green space: for and against redesigning Goetheplatz , In: Weimarer Kulturjournal, Vol. 3., 1994, 6.
• Ettersberg master plan: integrated measures and action plan. In cooperation with the Office for Economic Development and Cultural Maintenance, District Office Weimarer Land, Weimar 2013.
• Pictures like out of this world . Ostsee-Zeitung, July 17, 2019.
• Michael Baar: German Town. From the ghost town to the jewel at the gates of Shanghai. Thuringian General, April 14, 2018.
• Photo art in the Villa Haar. Thuringian General, April 10, 2018.