Biography of Hans G. Doller

The German born painter and visionary created over a period of 45 years a powerful body of art,which is regarded by many private collectors, museums and galleries around the world. In his travels he has lived in various different countries, and with different cultures and societies. This has given him a global scope of "HUMANITY IN PROGRESS". Doller's latest work is inspired and dedicated to this theme.

At the present time Doller is working on a series of paintings about "Global Warming". As a concerned human being it is an artist's obligation to touch some hearts and minds in his own way, and maybe plant some seeds for rectification of this problem.

Educated in art theory and application in Munich, Germany, and always gifted with an enormous amount of imagination, Doller has developed over the years a mastery with the paintbrush. His bold use of color is striking, sometimes aggressive, when he intends to drive a message home, yet harmonic and pleasing to the eye.

He incorporates different techniques to accomplish the effect of flurrying light. Temptations of the soul, reflections of the heart and prophesies from the mind are combined to create his DREAMSCAPES. To enter his world, one must first put aside the universal laws of nature.

For Doller a mountain is a tree is a man, and returns to the energy that originally formed him, again and again. Doller is the thinking persons artist. The viewer may take issue with his judgments but is compelled never the less to listen to the paintings and hear them speak.

The paintbrush is to Hans Doller what the pen was to William Shakespeare. If a picture is worth a thousand words, an exhibit of Doller's work is a virtual library of thoughts and ideas. The visions are as surreal as the messages are sincere. He pulls no punches as he reveals his philosophies and sometimes societal critiques in living color, for the world to see, to feel, to understand and to learn.

Mankind has yet to learn much about patience, forgiveness and love, showing passion and dispensing kindness. Happiness is really rooted in simplicity. In the race for bigger, better and more of everything we will not find it. We have to learn to see nature as our living support, and not as our enemy. Nature is conscious, just like we are, because it originated from the same source.

Creativity is a divine gift. The highest prize one can receive is the joy of being creative. Creative effort spent for any other reason the the joy of being in that light filled place is lacking integrity. Inspiration is then reduced to mere sales. Living out of our vision is more powerful than living out of our circumstance. Holding on to a vision invokes the circumstance by which the vision is achieved.

Vision is content, material circumstance mere form. With the power that is in us, but not of us, there is nothing we cannot do. Purity of the heart will not make us poor. Taking what we have and devoting it to the restoration of the whole is our salvation, and the salvation of the world. Our devotion then becomes our work, and our work becomes our devotion.