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Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
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Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic
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Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts. Item made of canvas with synthetic

Created and Sold by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts

Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts

Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock - Paintings

Price $2,980

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Fine art for sale by Berlin, London, and Malta based artist Jacob von Sternberg, JVS

Titled: Celeste

JVS Collection: Homage Collection

Medium: Acrylics on original Belgium Flanders Heritage Canvas

Size: 42.13 x 42.13 inches (for 1.5 inch depth frame) - 107 x 107cm

Orientation: Can be hung in four ways, which gives you utmost flexibility for your interior design.

Story of this one-of-a-kind canvas painting: Celeste! Inspired by the Universe, a visit to California, the amazing beauty of the sea, and the beautiful body of work by Jackson Pollock.

For me, water is the most amazing element, feeling mother nature so close, it's so touching, breathing nature's beauty, the salty air, feeling the fine water droplets on the face. All this is so special and so beautiful. A treasure of the universe.

Created with gold particles in acrylic medium and several layers of lines and drips.



My canvases and paint are professional grade and are made using only the highest quality materials. Like all my large abstracts the canvas is painted completely for your advantage and for extra high quality aesthetics. No white canvas edges. Perfect for an exciting extra large gallery wrap piece! Since many collectors have approached me in recent months and specifically are looking for oversized unstretched canvas art, which is completely painted in the entire width and height, I now also offer here this unique abstract, oversized piece. Many of my collectors love to place the unstretched canvas as it is on the wall of their loft without further preparation or re-stretching on a wooden stretcher frame.

If you want to have this abstract painting re-stretched, this is very easily done at your place of residence in a framers shop. Your advantage: With my art, the edges are completely painted and the work thus creates a particularly unique effect at the wall as one-of-a-kind large wall art. Especially when gallery wrapped.

If you would like to see what this painting would look like on you wall you can send me a photograph of your living room, dinning room or every ever you would like to hang the painting and I can do a mock up for you. Just make sure that the photo has good light and is taken from a straight on viewpoint.

Paintings are signed and dated only on the back of the canvas. If you wish to have a signature on the front as well, please let me know prior to it being shipped out or pick up from the artist gallery.



If you have any questions, please let me know, I'm happy to answer them. Customer service is important to me so please let me know if there is any other way that I can assist you.

Want to know a little more about me don’t forget to check out my about page.



Jacob von Sternberg’s artworks are bought by collectors and art investors worldwide. Jacob is a multi-award-winning artist and designer, and exhibits nationally and internationally. Publications include Vogue Germany and The Amplector Magazine. Mentorship Prof. Luigi Colani. 2014 collaboration with US legend Tony Ward who honored von Sternberg's work with a photo production and two portraits of Jacob.


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Item Celeste | 42x42 | Large Abstract inspired by Pollock
Created by Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts
As seen in Creator's Studio, Berlin, Germany
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Jacob von Sternberg Large Abstracts

Malta

Wescover creator since 2021
Exciting | Extravagant | Exclusive | Extra Large Fine Art by JVS

JACOB VON STERNBERG
AWARD-WINNING ARTIST, DESIGNER, CURATOR, INNOVATOR, CREATIVE

In the past thirty years Jacob created many unique styles. Jacob has been at home in the world of art all his life, and has been creating since he was a small child. He is known for his polytonal art and arte|tecture. Von Sternberg has German American roots and lives with his husband in Berlin, Munich, Malta, and London.

"Oneness, see, feel, heal, art. Capsulated within hovers the the core of the infinite truth. Unity. Those moments that flow and vanish very fast. Without thinking, without fear of failure. Without what people might think about the manifestation, my creation. The moment. Living with the awareness that I have done absolutely everything possible to follow my path, to manifest my passion. Grab a piece of eternity, work hard, dream, act, show your edges, show your passion, always."

His work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in public venues, museums, and galleries throughout Europe, including the German version of the "Love Boat Series" on board MS Deutschland and other internationally operating cruise ships and private yachts.

In 2014 US legend Tony Ward dedicated a full photo shooting to Jacob. Highlighting von Sternberg's wearable art and paintings. This homage includes two portraits of von Sternberg. The series was later published worldwide.

Jacob's polytonal paintings have sculptural character. His interior design creations are lovingly called "arte|tecture" by some of his clients. Together with his clients and his team von Sternberg won several prestigious awards for his holistic design approach based on his research. Since the 90's he develops design projects for the hotel industry, private residences and maritime projects around the world. For several years he has concentrated on his art and only accepts design commissions from a select clientele.

Jacob travelled the world in search of his family. The essence of unity is reflected in his art. He eventually achieved the healing of generations through his relentless search and longing to reunite his family on two continents. He calls this miracle a gift of God and the essence of the Global Generational Consciousness.

"My work features small, medium and also large scale paintings on a very wide variety of surfaces. I use canvas, paper, wood, and several nonconventional surfaces such as time worn wood, vintage papers, antique textiles, and metal findings that I have collected over the years during my travels. I often paint with tools that I have developed myself or use very unconventional ones. At times I refuse to use brushes and painter's knives and use only things from everyday life in an adapted form to create my art. My sculptural works feature beach wood, textile surfaces in combination with colored resin, and a selection of antique findings.‍

In order to see ourselves clearly in the here and now, it is important to understand why we had already made the decisions manifesting here, long before. It is not enough to look at the moment to understand what is happening. The sum of our decisions, made aeons ago, draw our collective reality (and our individual reality). Social conditions limit the unlimited space. The gene|rational memory is present to foster creativity in order to overcome the limits and restraints build by injustice and unfair social conditions. The Global Generational Consciousness can be researched and proven in so many scientific fields. There are different names for the sum, for the essence. Different labels for single processes and phenomena. I could argue on the level of physics, or dive into the depths of philosophy and psychology. But it is and remains the human being who shapes this reality like no other. The decision maker.

To research, to question, to show alternate perspectives is the core of my artistic work. But that alone should not constitute worth or merit. When an energy spills forth from the artists mind, lands onto either a two or three dimensional surface, it is then forever borne within that creator. Unconditionally. Like a child that one cannot ever simply disown.‍

The pursuit of truth in freedom, for freedom's sake - I lost, but was not defeated, grew stronger, became more aware, became more grateful. I won, but I am not a winner."

Born in Germany in the 1970s and raised within a conservative family with a heritage in the pharmaceutical industry, he left home early and chose the hard lessons of life over the convenience of a luxurious lifestyle. Besides studying History of Art (KGI RUB), Jacob moved to Vienna to study color psychology. His studies led to further projects and intensive research on particular color frequencies found in plant extracts. He fell in love with nature's botanical creations. This brought Jacob to the study of physics with a focus on biophotons.

"In the 1990s I was fortunate enough to count Sir Peter Ustinov and Prof. Luigi Colani amongst my friends. Their wisdom and professional support were a most welcome gift. Sir Peter Ustinov, among others, initially supported me to set up my research in the field of the Global Generational Consciousness.

I have worked as the overall creator of distinctive private properties with a focus on longevity and sustainable eco tourism projects globally. Developed methods in the fields of longevity in cooperation with ETH Zurich in 2004 and auto response learning in 2013. Besides my art I coach institutions and political leaders on intergenerational responsibilities applied to human rights in order to create a more sustainable human rights framework spanning over a multi-generational horizon. I inspire the development of a further advanced human rights framework, that integrates the needs of more than one generation only. Thus protecting future generations and preserving earth for further generations."

Jacobs works have been exhibited all over Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Italy, Malta, London, and on board international cruise ships cruising the world (MV Mistral, 5star luxury cruise ship and "German Love Boat" MS Deutschland, MS Berlin et al.)

His artworks have been sold to institutional customers and private collectors; owners and operators of international cruise vessels, private yachts and in hotels all over the world, diverse cruise ships, and in Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Hungary, Malta, Italy, Spain, Gibraltar, San Marino, France, Monaco, Sweden, Denmark, Liechtenstein, Russian Federation, Canada (Nova Scotia, Alberta, British Columbia), United Kingdom, and United States. (Los Angeles, New York City, Long Island, Florida, Washington D.C., Chicago, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Ohio, Cincinnati, and Carmel, California).

Jacob is represented by Yugen Art Gallery, Milan, Italy - Rudy Buhler Art - The Color Project - Modern Art Gallery, Marsaskala, Malta - TNAR, UK, et al.