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Alexander Hohla ist ein moderner Bildhauer, der für seine überragenden Marmorkreationen bekannt ist, in denen sich zeitlose Kunstfertigkeit und moderne Handwerkskunst nahtlos verbinden. In seinem Studio in Samobor, Kroatien, widmet er sich der Aufgabe, die Schönheit und das Wesen des Natursteins zu erspüren. Seine Skulpturen erforschen das empfindliche Gleichgewicht zwischen Stärke und Fließfähigkeit, Struktur und Spontanität, Wissenschaft und Kunst.
Alexander Hohla is a contemporary sculptor renowned for his exquisite marble creations that seamlessly blend timeless artistry with modern craftsmanship. Working from his studio in Samobor, Croatia, he has dedicated his career to capturing the inherent beauty and essence of natural stone. His sculptures explore the delicate balance between strength and fluidity, structure and spontaneity, science and art.


Ursprünglich wurde er als Physiker ausgebildet und spezialisierte sich auf die Laserforschung. Deshalb war Hohlas Übergang zur Bildhauerei eine natürliche Weiterentwicklung seiner Faszination für Licht und Material. Die gleiche Präzision, die einst seine wissenschaftliche Arbeit leitete, prägt nun seine bildhauerische Praxis, bei der jedes Stück Bewegung, Kontrast und Harmonie im Marmor offenbart.
Originally trained as a physicist specializing in laser research, Hohla’s transition to sculpture was a natural evolution of his fascination with light and material. The same precision that once guided his scientific work now informs his sculptural practice, where each piece reveals movement, contrast, and harmony within marble.
Sein vielfältiges Werk umfasst Turbo (2018), Evolution (2013), Infinitum (2023) und Aquila (2024), die alle seine sorgfältige Aufmerksamkeit für Form und Detail widerspiegeln. Neben traditionellen Skulpturen hat er sein künstlerisches Repertoire um Beleuchtungsentwürfe aus Marmor erweitert, die seine kreative Herangehensweise an das Medium demonstrieren.


Hohla wird für seine ästhetische Raffinesse und technische Meisterschaft bewundert und gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Vertreter der gegenwärtigen Bildhauerei. Ob in Privatsammlungen, Galerien oder öffentlichen Plätzen, seine Werke laden zum Nachdenken ein und bieten eine ruhige und doch kraftvolle Präsenz, die Vergangenheit und Gegenwart durch Form und Material miteinander verbindet.
His diverse body of work includes Turbo (2018), Evolution (2013), Infinitum (2023), and Aquila (2024), each reflecting his meticulous attention to form and detail. In addition to traditional sculptures, he has expanded his artistic repertoire to include marble lighting designs, demonstrating his innovative approach to the medium.
Ob in Privatsammlungen, Galerien oder öffentlichen Räumen, seine Arbeiten sind so gestaltet, dass sie dem Test der Zeit standhalten und ein Gefühl von Ruhe, Kontemplation und Verbindung vermitteln.


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Hohla’s work has garnered admiration for its aesthetic refinement and technical mastery, earning him recognition as a distinguished figure in contemporary sculpture. Whether in private collections, galleries, or public spaces, his pieces invite contemplation, offering a quiet yet powerful presence that connects past and present through form and material.
* 1968 – Geboren in München, Deutschland.
 
* 1996 – Abschluss als Physiker an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in München mit Schwerpunkt auf Lasertechnologie.
Whether in private collections, galleries, or public spaces, his work is designed to stand the test of time, offering a sense of calm, contemplation, and connection.
* 1998-2002 – Forschungstätigkeit am Laserforschungsinstitut in Deutschland, Promotion zum Dr. hum. biol. mit dem Schwerpunkt UV-Licht in der Tumorgewebeerkennung.
 
* 2002 – Entdeckte seine Leidenschaft für die Steinbildhauerei in Carrara, Italien, durch einen Kurs bei der deutschen Bildhauerin Annette Booss. Beginnt als Autodidakt mit der Bildhauerei und verfeinert seine Technik durch Kurse und Symposien in Deutschland, Italien und der Schweiz.
===== Chronology =====
* 2003-2004 – Teilnahme an Steinbildhauersymposien in Carrara, Italien, und Vallemaggia, Schweiz.
 
* 2007-2012 – Arbeitete mit dem Bildhauer Josef Lang in Denklingen, Deutschland.
* 1968 – Born in Munich, Germany.
* 2012-2015 – Beteiligung an verschiedenen bildhauerischen Projekten bei Klesarstvo Stipe Lucić, Kroatien.
* 1996 – Graduated as a physicist from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich, specializing in lasers.
* 2015-Gegenwart - Einrichtung eines Ateliers in Vrhovčak, Samobor, Kroatien, wo er seine künstlerische Praxis weiterentwickelt.
* 1998–2002 – Conducted research at the Laser Research Institute in Germany, earning a doctorate (Dr. hum. biol.) with a focus on UV light in tumor tissue identification.
* 2002 – Discovered a passion for stone sculpture in Carrara, Italy, through a course with German sculptor Annette Booss. Began sculpting as a largely self-taught artist, refining his technique through courses and symposia in Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
* 2003–2004 – Participated in stone sculpture symposia in Carrara, Italy, and Vallemaggia, Switzerland.
* 2007–2012 – Worked with sculptor Josef Lang in Denklingen, Germany.
* 2012–2015 – Engaged in various sculptural projects at Klesarstvo Stipe Lucić, Croatia.
* 2015–Present – Established his studio in Vrhovčak, Samobor, Croatia, where he continues to develop his artistic practice.


===== Werke =====
===== Werke =====


* [[Culmination]]
* [[Culmination (eng)]]


== Galerie ==
== Works ==
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Culmination 3 ©Alexander Hohla.jpg|''[[Culmination (eng)]]''
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Alexander Hohla

Information about the artist
Alexander Hohla
Artist Alexander Hohla
Hometown Samobor (HR)
Country Croatia
Website www.alexanderhohla.com

Alexander Hohla is a contemporary sculptor renowned for his exquisite marble creations that seamlessly blend timeless artistry with modern craftsmanship. Working from his studio in Samobor, Croatia, he has dedicated his career to capturing the inherent beauty and essence of natural stone. His sculptures explore the delicate balance between strength and fluidity, structure and spontaneity, science and art.

Originally trained as a physicist specializing in laser research, Hohla’s transition to sculpture was a natural evolution of his fascination with light and material. The same precision that once guided his scientific work now informs his sculptural practice, where each piece reveals movement, contrast, and harmony within marble.

His diverse body of work includes Turbo (2018), Evolution (2013), Infinitum (2023), and Aquila (2024), each reflecting his meticulous attention to form and detail. In addition to traditional sculptures, he has expanded his artistic repertoire to include marble lighting designs, demonstrating his innovative approach to the medium.

Hohla’s work has garnered admiration for its aesthetic refinement and technical mastery, earning him recognition as a distinguished figure in contemporary sculpture. Whether in private collections, galleries, or public spaces, his pieces invite contemplation, offering a quiet yet powerful presence that connects past and present through form and material.

Whether in private collections, galleries, or public spaces, his work is designed to stand the test of time, offering a sense of calm, contemplation, and connection.

Chronology
  • 1968 – Born in Munich, Germany.
  • 1996 – Graduated as a physicist from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich, specializing in lasers.
  • 1998–2002 – Conducted research at the Laser Research Institute in Germany, earning a doctorate (Dr. hum. biol.) with a focus on UV light in tumor tissue identification.
  • 2002 – Discovered a passion for stone sculpture in Carrara, Italy, through a course with German sculptor Annette Booss. Began sculpting as a largely self-taught artist, refining his technique through courses and symposia in Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
  • 2003–2004 – Participated in stone sculpture symposia in Carrara, Italy, and Vallemaggia, Switzerland.
  • 2007–2012 – Worked with sculptor Josef Lang in Denklingen, Germany.
  • 2012–2015 – Engaged in various sculptural projects at Klesarstvo Stipe Lucić, Croatia.
  • 2015–Present – Established his studio in Vrhovčak, Samobor, Croatia, where he continues to develop his artistic practice.
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