UpcomingThe Holy ArtShibuya, Tokyo7–9 October 2026

Painter

Jehan Legac

The recent works explore the feminine as contemplative presence — veiled, fragmented, suspended between portrait and icon.

Female portrait emerging from a deep blue ground, ethereal atmosphere, 150 × 150 cm

Work in the spotlight · 2024

Blue Ether and Gold

A presence emerges from the deep blue—draped in gold, scarlet, and silence. Between human fragility and divinity: the portrait of a soul that recognizes itself.

Oil on canvas · 150 × 150 cm · 60 × 60 in

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Upcoming exhibition

The Holy Art

Shibuya, Tokyo · 7–9 October 2026

Jehan Legac presents a new collection of contemporary figurative artworks in Tokyo, Japan. The exhibition takes place from 7 to 9 October 2026 in Shibuya, with original paintings that explore identity, perception, culture, and human emotion through the artist’s distinctive visual language.

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  • FineArtsNews · 1 October 2026

    From Canvas to Silk, Art Unfolds Beyond the Frame

    A feature on the passage from oil painting into silk, and on the blue-and-gold figurative work.

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  • ArtReviewUSA · 8 September 2026

    The Siren’s Bound Sight and the Enduring Hand

    An essay on the veiled figure, the covered gaze, and the artist’s insistence on oil as a centuries-long object.

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  • World of Art Contemporary Art Magazine · 2026

    61st Venice Biennial 2026 issue

    A four-page feature in the magazine’s issue devoted to the 61st Venice Biennial.

“I don't paint women. I paint what is left in me after looking at them.”

— Interview, 2023