Exhibition
Hanz Human presents curated exhibitions that bring selected bodies of work together in focused collections. These exhibitions are released online and occasionally accompanied by live auctions or private collector access.
Each exhibition represents a distinct moment in the artist’s ongoing practice.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
Past Exhibitions:
Beauty Of Nature At Night
1 February 2025
Discover the enchanting allure of nature after sunset through Hanz Human’s captivating art. This collection celebrates the quiet wonder of nocturnal landscapes, where moonlight, starlight, and shadow create a symphony of beauty.
Renowned for his spiritually inspired acrylic masterpieces, Hanz Human transforms the night’s serenity into an emotional and visual experience. Each painting reflects his profound connection to nature, blending vivid contrasts and intricate textures that illuminate the heart.
Join us in celebrating the timeless splendor of nature at night and let Hanz Human’s visionary art inspire your soul.
Please note that the link to visit the exhibition will be live on
1 February till 14 February 2025.
BORDERS Art Fair 2025 – Future Landscapes
July 25 - August 8 - 2025
I’m honored to announce that my artwork “Moonlight Walk in Fall” has been selected for the prestigious BORDERS Art Fair 2025 – Future Landscapes, held from July 25 to August 8 at the stunning Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello in Venice, Italy.
A 16x24” fine art print of the piece will be exhibited and available for purchase at just €212. The original one-of-a-kind acrylic painting is also for sale exclusively on my website for $924.
Experience the majesty of Venice and discover “Moonlight Walk in Fall” in person!
Echoes Beneath the Surface - Unspoken in Colour
4 - 10 January 2026
Echoes Beneath the Surface – Unspoken in Colour was an intimate exhibition hosted at The Online Gallery of Modern Fine Art, exploring what lies beyond words—those quiet emotions felt before they can be named. Anchored by Whispers of the Forgotten Palms as the hero piece, the collection invited viewers to pause, reflect, and listen inward. Alongside A Woman’s Mind, Joyful Growth, Moonlight Feast, and Blue Hope, each painting became a mirror rather than a message—allowing meaning to surface naturally, shaped by memory, feeling, and personal truth. The exhibition was not about explanation, but about connection—where colour spoke softly, and the unspoken was finally felt.