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Matthias Zágon Hohl-Stein (* 1952 in Koblenz ) is a German sculptor , painter and graphic artist .

Life

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In 1968 he did an apprenticeship as a locksmith and began an apprenticeship as an advertising and lettering painter in 1972, and in 1976 studied as an art teacher. From 1978 he worked as a graphic artist at the Hans Otto Theater in Potsdam . He has been a freelancer since 1987. As a critical artist, restricted in his work by the GDR authorities, he worked for the Stephanus Foundation in Berlin-Weißensee from 1979–1984. During this time he created numerous posters and graphics for the diaconal work of the Christian foundation. In 1992 he moved from his studio in Berlin-Wedding to Neuruppin- Karwe, where the artist's workshop and gallery is now located in the old sheep farm. Since 2009 he has a new studio in Lichtenberg.

In 1984 he won first prize in the artist competition "Overcoming the Wall by Painting the Wall".

Participation in exhibitions

  • 1996 and 2000 Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in New York
  • 1997 German Embassy in Athens
  • 1997 Quadrinum in Düsseldorf
  • 1998 Catholic Academy in Munich
  • 1999 Technogerma in Djarkata
  • 2000 Osramhallen retrospective in Berlin
  • 2008 Francke Foundations in Halle
  • 2009 State Chancellery in Potsdam

Works

  • Big Wheel (1993), Berlin
  • "Parzival I" (Stahl, 1994) at the Temnitz Church in Temnitzquell - Netzeband
  • Threat (1995), Neuruppin
  • Copernicus (1996), Berlin
  • “Parzival am See” (Stahl, 1998) in Neuruppin
  • Collages for the book "Dorrit Fischer: Focus: The Bible, Vol. 1, God's Unknown Book - A Guide through the Bible", Evangelische Haupt-Bibelges., 1998, ISBN 3-7461-0137-9
  • "Wassermann" (Stahl, 1999) in Neuruppin
  • “Sea battle” between Zieten and Knesebeck (Stahl, 2000) on the promenade in Wustrau
  • “Urparzival” (oak, 2000) DBB-Forum, Friedrichstrasse Berlin, opposite Lafayette
  • Gaslicht (2003), Neuruppin
  • Bürgerbaum (2004), Dersum
  • Urparzival (2004), Berlin
  • Fontanewortspiel (2005), Neuruppin
  • Water feature (2006), Neuruppin
  • “The conversation” (Stahl, 2007) at the Ruppiner clinics
  • "Miniature des Parzivals" (steel) in the pond at the Ruppiner clinics
  • "Book tower of Niederlangen" (Stahl, 2014) at the old school in Niederlangen (Dutch border)

  • "Parzival I" in Temnitzquell -Netzeband

  • Parzival am See (Stahl, 1998) in Neuruppin

  • Parzival at the lake

  • Parzival am See (detail)

  • Miniature Parzival at the Ruppiner clinics

  • “The conversation” at the Ruppiner clinics

  • “The conversation” at the Ruppiner clinics

  • Sheet metal cuts (2002) at the Stadtwerke in Neuruppin

  • "Sea battle" in Wustrau

  • Fontane sculpture and "Fontane word play" in Neuruppin

  • " Fontane wortspiel" in Neuruppin

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personal data
SURNAME Hohl-Stein, Matthias Zágon
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor, painter and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Koblenz