Alexander Höller: "Schreie aus dem Wald" - Screams From The Forest

31 July - 31 October 2021
  • Alexander Höller, 'Schreie aus dem Wald' - Screams From The Forest
    Alexander Höller, 'Schreie aus dem Wald' - Screams From The Forest
    Alexander Höller, 'Schreie aus dem Wald' - Screams From The Forest
    Alexander Höller, 'Schreie aus dem Wald' - Screams From The Forest

    Alexander Höller

    "Schreie aus dem Wald" - Screams From The Forest

  • “The Emotion Artist” Alexander Höller was born in 1996 in Schweinfurt, Germany. he graduated from The Academy of Fine Arts in Munich in 2020. Holler’s unique and daring paintings present a mixture of self-portraits of an artist as a young man and ultimately as a jester holding a mask up to the world to tell it what he thinks of it – with the gesture of a silent scream, as well as abstract multi- layered, intricate color field paintings.

  • What applies to his art is also true for the artist himself. As the only EMOTION ARTIST in the world, Alexander Höller embodies the provocative rebel and rock star on the outside. When giving him a closer look you will find a multi-layered kaleidoscope.

  • "The Silent Scream" Self Portrait Series

    By Alexander Höller

    "Rousing colourful gestures and radical in form, Alexander Höller formulates the scream of a generation that may be at a loss for words – but is in no way speechless."
    Alexander Höller, King C, 2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Angstloser, 2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Psycho Pavian, 2019-2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Young Pavian, 2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Pavian Young Screamer, 2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Pavian 04, 2021 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, King C, 2021
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  • Alexander Höller is an international artist based in Munich. He is exhibited and known all over the world. His Paintings...

    Alexander Höller is an international artist based in Munich. He is exhibited and known all over the world. His Paintings free the viewer from mundane everyday life, release positive emotions and transport the viewer to a different world. A world where each human can be one with themselves. Alexander Höller manages to do just that with his EMOTION ART.

     

    Alexander Höller's works of art are intended to break boundaries, to stimulate reflection through their contrasts and contradictions, and thus spark the viewer's emotions: they glow, seize the space and thus create the possibility of interpretation and inspiration. They look strong at first and delicate at second glance. Due to their versatility and complexity, the works appear spherical.

  • Abstract Works

    by ALEXANDER HÖLLER

    "The multi-layered, intricate colour fields and currents of the pieces are reminiscent of neural networks, complex root systems, fine, dendritic circulatory systems, or river networks as seen from space." 
    Alexander Höller, Blueish, 2020 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller Wald #91, 2020 Signed on verso Oil, spraypaint, oil stick on canvas 63 x 78 3/4 ins 160 x 200 cm (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Wald #93, 2020 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Wald #92, 2020 (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Alexander Höller, Blueish, 2020
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  • Höller's style can be ranked as abstract expressionism. It is energetic and multi-faceted. His style is not comparable, his art...

    Höller's style can be ranked as abstract expressionism. It is energetic and multi-faceted. His style is not comparable, his art is a fusion of Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning and Andy Warhol. The paintings are created using only the highest quality and most exclusive colors and materials. He strives to provide something special, valuable, and personal to collectors of his work, Giving a part of himself to anyone purchasing a Höller.