Originally trained as a painter, she turned to photography to explore new ways of expressing her vision.
The streets fascinate her. “I am particularly drawn to the presence of women in urban spaces” she says.
Through her lens, women inhabit in a nocturnal universe as powerful, fearless figures.
In the darkness, they emerge beneath streetlights, dressed in vivid garments that follow the lines of their bodies.
Her long exposures in dimly lit environments evoke the chiaroscuro of Caravaggio,
transforming ordinary streets into cinematic stages.
Wittchen’s work unfolds in a modern universe shaped by questions of identity and power.
In her contemporary urban narratives, women are no longer extras but protagonists.
Free to reveal their beauty on their own terms, without fear or hesitation.
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Royal College of Art - MA in Contemporary Art Practice (1st year) & Photography (2nd year)
Chelsea College of Arts - BA in Fine Arts
Central Saint Martins - FdA in Art & Design