Alexander Deubl

Alexander Emil Deubl (born January 7, 1983 in Munich ) is a former German snowboard professional . After completing his professional winter sports career, he began studying sculpture.

Winter sports

Deubl grew up in Lenggries and started skiing at the age of six. He trained at the Lenggries ski club until he was twelve, where he received basic sports training and discovered his preference for slalom . At the age of 14 he switched sports and started snowboarding . From 1996 to 2002 he was one of the dominant youth riders in alpine snowboarding in Germany and internationally. He drove for two years in the ASA rookie team and for the T-mobile team before the ISF filed for bankruptcy.

From 2003 to 2007 Deubl competed in the FIS national snowboard team in the A team. He was the only German alpine rider to qualify for the Winter X Games in boardercross and participated in freeride events such as the Longboard Classics. Disagreements with the associations ultimately led to Deubl resigning from the national team. From 2007 to 2011 he took part in competitions on his own and achieved considerable success.

Successes :

year	competition	discipline
1997/98	German youth champion / Nebelhorn / GER	RS
1998/99	ISF - Vice Youth - World Champion / Telluride / USA	PGS
	German youth champion / GER	RS
2000/01	3rd Junior WM / Sappada / ITA	PGS
	7th ISF World Cup / Davos / SUI	PSL
	3rd German Championship / Götschen / GER	PGS
2001/02	3 times ISF Junior World Champion in Cardrona / NZL	PGS / BX / Overall
	German champion / GER	PGS
	2 Austrian Vice Youth Champion / AUT	BX
	1 Longboardclassics Stuben / AUT	Freeride
2002/03	21st WM Kreischberg / AUT	PGS
2003/04	3rd German Championship / Götschen / GER	PGS
	3rd Italian Championship / Madesimo / ITA	PGS
2004/05	1st European Cup Götschen / GER	PGS
2005/06	1st German Championship Feldberg / GER	PSL
	2nd German Championship / Feldberg / GER	PGS
	1st European Cup / Leysin / SUI	PGS
	2. NOR-AM Cup / Okemo / USA	PGS
2006/07	12th World Cup / Bad Gastein / Austria	PSL
	18th World Cup / Arosa / SUI	PGS
2008/09	3. Harbin Universiade / China	PGS
	2. European Cup / IMST / Austria	GS
2009/10	2nd German Championship (internal evaluation) / Hochfügen / AUT	PGS
	5th European Cup / Nova Levante Carezza / ITA	PSL
2010/11	11th Universiade Erzurum / Turkey	PGS

art

Deubl already attended elective courses in arts and crafts at elementary school, in 1998 he went to Austria to the glass college for arts and crafts and design, where he graduated in 2002 as a glass specialist in the field of flat glass. From 2002 to 2005 he attended the advanced artistic course for glass and design at the Kramsach Glass School , which he completed with the Matura . From 2005 to 2007 he worked alongside his snowboard career in the family business for glass and mirrors. There the first independent light objects made of glass were created. He broke off a course in interior design that he had started at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (ADBK) in 2007 in favor of the sculpture course in Nikolaus Gerhart's ADBK class . In the same year he participated in the first exhibitions. In 2012 the class was continued by the German artist Olaf Nicolai.

Exhibitions :

• 2014 Berlin Biennale / Galerie Eigen + Art Berlin
• 2014 adbk annual exhibition "I want to give it all to you" Munich
• 2013 Glass Biennial “Reflactions-Reflect” Strasbourg
• 2013 Old Gas Station "Ceci nést pas une pipe" Munich
• 2012 Hayward Gallery “Wide open school” London
• 2012 adbk annual exhibition "Neon Golden" Munich
• 2012 Burning Man "the third space" USA / Nevada
• 2011 Lenggries art week "NaturSchauSpiel" Lenggries
• 2011 Gallery of Modern Art "New Munich Painting and Sculpture" Munich
• 2010 Schafhof Freising "Upper Bavarian Prize for Applied Arts" (award)
• 2010 Galerie Art Seefeld “young at art” Zurich
• 2010 House of Art “fmdk kunstsalon 2010” Munich
• 2009 garden house of art “in finding” Munich
• 2009 adbk annual exhibition "raum" Munich
• 2008 Pinakothek the modern “the third room” Munich

Web links

• Alexander Deubl in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)
• Internet presence
• Lenggries ski club
• Results