With his new series “The Silent Scream”, the Munich painter Alexander Höller follows in the footsteps of Edvard Munch's masterpiece “The Scream”.
Furious in color, radical in form and, above all, large-format - Höller's pictures are loud, expressive and explicit. They reveal the inner world of a generation. And they set an example against intolerance, against prejudice and stereotyped thinking - with portraits of the artist as a young man and ultimately as a fool who holds out a mask to the world with oil and acrylic on canvas. With a silent scream, he makes it clear to her what he thinks of her.
Filmed and directed by Felix Stein