Filipp Jenikäe

As of May 2026, large-scale oil paintings generally range from €12,000 to €25,000, while smaller sketches and studies on paper trade between €3,000 and €7,000. Prices rose by approximately 20% following his first major solo exhibition in Paris in late 2024.

Collectors check for the artist's block-letter signature, typically located on the reverse of the canvas in oil stick, often accompanied by a three-digit archive number. Certificates of authenticity are issued by his primary representatives at Galerie EIGEN + ART or secondary market specialists in Berlin.

His largest canvases reach dimensions of 250cm by 200cm, primarily utilizing heavy linen and a restricted palette dominated by ivory black, lead white, and burnt umber. He often applies paint with pallet knives to create the specific architectural textures found in his 2023–2025 series.

His work is currently held in the permanent collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Leipzig and several private foundations in Zurich, with a notable acquisition by the Boros Collection in 2024.