Alexander Höller

Alexander Höller is an international artist based in Munich. He is exhibited and known in all over the world. 

Paintings that free the viewer from the mundane everyday life, to release positive emotions and immerse in a different world. One, where the human can be all with themself.

The barely 23-year-old Alexander Höller manages to do just that with his EMOTION ART.

He already started creating art pieces at the young age of 15 and decided to dedicate his life to art shortly before his Abitur.

Thanks to his artistic giftedness he was accepted at the State Academy of Fine Arts at the request of his professors even though he didn't yet have a high school diploma.

Something unheard of - even to date - that his talent and craft solely made possible.

Alexander Höller's works of art are intended 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.

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, but giving a closer look you will find a multi-layered kaleidoscope.

Höller's style can be ranked as abstract expressionism.

It is energetic and multi-faceted. Comparable to none, his art is a fusion of Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, Jean Michel Basquiat, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning and Andy Warhol.

His paintings were created using only the highest quality and most exclusive colors and materials. He makes art accessible to all ages.

He strives to provide something special, valuable and personal - basically a part of him to anyone purchasing a real Höller.

Great fans of his works are the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Oliver Kahn and top model Barbara Meier, as well as international art collectors.

"My pictures are me, I am my pictures and through them I can speak".