München · Hamburg · Luzern
Original Works
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 100 × 70 cm
An explosion of green, orange and red — a gaze that reaches beyond the visible. Hase explores the limits of perception, where the inner and outer world collide in a single intense moment.
2022
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 70 × 50 cm
From chaotic layers of turquoise and ochre emerge the outlines of figures — witnesses to the human capacity to find meaning in chaos. The painting celebrates creativity as a fundamental human force.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 100 × 70 cm
Three primary colours as three pillars of existence — reason, instinct and passion. Geometric blocks break through energetic impasto, placing order within freedom.
2022
Oil on canvas
2022 · 80 × 80 cm
Ruins bathed in the blue glow of night, pierced by a single, unreachable light. The painting speaks of crossing boundaries — between destruction and hope, darkness and the radiance that always remains.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 70 × 50 cm
Black and white masses are shattered by bursts of colour — red, yellow, blue. The painting is a summation: of everything that has been lived, felt, endured and overcome.
2022
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 70 × 50 cm
White lines like the trajectories of thought — drawing structures over the surge of orange and green. Education is not confinement to frameworks, but learning how to navigate them.
2024
Acrylic on canvas
2024 · 80 × 65 cm
A dark green canvas — gaze turned inward. Hase examines his own hand, the painting as a mirror of his visual language. A work that speaks of itself.
2024
Acrylic on canvas
2024 · 70 × 50 cm
Earth seen from above — a mosaic of colours without borders or flags. Hase reminds us that our differences are insignificant from sufficient distance, and the beauty of the planet is undeniable.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 100 × 75 cm
Extraordinary energy of colours in flight — blue, green, orange, pink. Lift-off is a state of mind: the moment we detach from everything that holds us and surrender to the freedom of movement.
2022
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 70 × 50 cm
A green form encircles a mysterious centre within blue waves. Advancement is movement forward — not always straight, but spiralling through layers of experience.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 70 × 50 cm
A solitary red figure rises from deep purple and blue — like a flame that refuses to be extinguished. Living through is an act of survival that becomes an act of triumph.
2024
Acrylic on canvas
2024 · 70 × 50 cm
A grid of blue and green breaks the illusion of wholeness into its constituent parts. Hase dissolves reality into fragments to reveal what lies beneath its surface.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 100 × 65 cm
Vivid red forms float through a luminous atmosphere — like creatures in motion, caught in the moment of happening. Life is always in motion, never still.
2022
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 100 × 100 cm
A fiery red form dominates the canvas — the focal point of a dedication to the unspoken. Hommage is a work of gratitude, memory and passion for everything that has shaped us.
2021
Acrylic on canvas
2021 · 80 × 60 cm
The warm colours of a summer landscape — green, yellow, red — merge in a breath of dedication. Hase pays homage to the vitalism of nature and its inexhaustible capacity for renewal.
2022
Acrylic on canvas
2022 · 100 × 70 cm
Three fields of colour — blue, yellow, green — interwoven with a constellation of white lines. Preservation is safeguarding vitality and diversity against forces that tend towards uniformity.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 70 × 50 cm
Blue, yellow and green with a constellation of white lines — like a child’s dream of the perfect palette. Hase reminds us that beauty is often strongest precisely in its simplicity.
2024
Acrylic on canvas
2024 · 100 × 70 cm
Green and grey diagonals cut across a black ground — architecture stripped to the bone. Deconstructivism does not destroy for its own sake, but seeks the truth hidden behind form.
2023
Acrylic on canvas
2023 · 100 × 75 cm
From a yellow-green haze emerge outlines — almost human, almost recognisable. Hase questions the boundary between what is and what we perceive to be.