Realistisches Ölgemälde "Das letzte Abendmahl" (Moderne Szene mit zwei Personen) hängt im Flur mit Holzakzenten.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 120 × 90 cm (2024)

The Last Supper

A couple at a turning point. The atmosphere is permeated by a quiet tension: The man sits lost in thought, oblivious before his plate. On the woman's side, however, a sinister hint lurks – poisonous mushrooms, carefully arranged.

Part of a private collection in Germany

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 74 × 93 cm (2022)

Ninth Symphony

This powerful portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven captures a moment of pure inspiration. His piercing eyes and intense posture reflect the unbridled passion that revolutionized his music.

Part of a private collection in the Netherlands

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 90 x 60 (2024)

Part of a private collection in Germany

Realistisches Acrylgemälde "Stille Reflexion" (Bergsee mit Schwan) hängt über weißem Sofa im modernen Wohnzimmer.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 140 × 70 cm (2023)

Silent Reflection

A still lake reflects the endless sky, framed by dense forests glowing in deep green. On the right bank, a charming wooden house nestles into the landscape, its warm light a gentle contrast to the fresh, clear air. In the background, majestic mountains tower, their peaks stretching into the distance – a panorama full of tranquility, power, and sublimity.

Part of a private collection in Germany

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 92 × 77 cm (2023)

Einstein

Between color and movement, a vibrant portrait emerges. The work reminds us that great ideas often originate in the courage to see the world with different eyes.

Part of a private collection in Rome, Italy

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 (2020)

Einstein

Part of a private hotel collection in Germany

Order as a poster

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 80 (2020)

Part of a private collection in Germany

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 75 × 58 (2023)

The Master's Penetrating Gaze

This intense portrait shows Salvador Dalí with his iconic gaze and distinctive mustache, rendered in vibrant, high-contrast colors. Bold brushstrokes and the bright explosion of color give the work a strong presence and an almost electric tension.

Museum exhibit at the Haegeumgang Theme Museum, South Korea

Acrylgemälde Wölfe Koexistenz, expressive Malweise mit pastosen Pinselstrichen, drei Wölfe vor dunklem Hintergrund und gelben Blättern.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 100 × 57.5 cm (2024)

Unity in the Wilderness

Three wolves – close together, calm, connected. Against a dark background, their fur colors glow in white, grey, and brown. Diversity and harmony are not mutually exclusive. Their closeness, their gazes – a silent image of community.

Museum exhibit at the Haegeumgang Theme Museum, South Korea

Galerieansicht: Expressives Acrylgemälde "The Roaring Majesty" (brüllender Bär) hängt in modernem Loft mit Spotlights.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 90 × 90 cm (2023)

The Roaring Majesty

A bear in full force – mouth open, wild, uncompromising. The painting shows not only the animal in its threatening size, but also the untamed expression of pure life force. Dripping streams of paint meet intense details, merging into a cry of nature.

Acquired by a collector in France.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 77 x 93 cm (2024)

Symphony of Silence

A moment between two notes – Beethoven, lost in thought, ready to bring a new symphony to life. The characteristic red cravat, the wild hair, the serious gaze.

Acquired from a private collector in Poland.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 50 (2023)

Part of a private collection in Germany

Galerieansicht: Pop-Art Acrylgemälde "Heimat" (Collage mit Kindergesichtern) in beleuchteter Nische.

Daniel Heinz (danh1z) – Reverse Glass Painting, 90 × 30 cm (2018)

Home

Crafted using traditional reverse glass painting techniques, this artwork combines ancient craftsmanship with contemporary imagery. Faces, landscapes, and motifs merge into a narrative about home, memory, and solidarity.

Part of the collection of the Diocese of Augsburg