Hawoli (1935)

Hawoli

Hawoli, real name Hans-Wolfgang Lingemann, is a German painter and sculptor from Lower Saxony.

Hawoli began studying engineering in 1956 and has been working as a freelance artist since 1962. Since the early 1970s he has also created larger sculptures, often in natural stone and steel. Among his landmark works in public space are Fragment , four fallen red-and-black granite pillars in front of the Reich House in Bremen.

Havoli's artistic style is characterised by a bold and vibrant use of colour, expressive brushwork and dynamic compositions. His works often convey a sense of energy and movement, capturing the viewer's attention and evoking a variety of emotions.

Throughout his artistic career, Havoli has explored a wide range of themes and subjects. His works, from abstract landscapes to figurative images, reflect his deep understanding of form, light and the human experience. Each piece tells a unique story and invites the viewer to enter into a dialogue with the composition.