Ulrich Hachulla

Vivid portraits and depictions of milieus, numerous variations of city, café, festival and beach scenes characterize his oeuvre and depict people in their private and social lives. Hachulla examines human relationships and reflects on existential questions of power, loneliness and despair. Influenced by the Italian Renaissance and New Objectivity, he developed an unmistakable figurative style characterized by subtle exaggeration and alienation. The catalog gives the reader a comprehensive insight into the artistic work of Ulrich Hachulla in 150 plates and texts by Martha Rataj-Blunk, Michael Triegel, Matthias Ludwig and Christian Brandl. It also includes a complete catalog raisonné of all of Ulrich Hachulla’s paintings.