Max Huckle was born in 1987 in Heidelberg, Germany. He studied photography at Royal Academy of Art, The Hague and Fukwangen University of Art from 2010 to 2012, and studied at Fukwangen University of Art from 2012 to 2013. In 2018, he followed Markus Vater for postgraduate study at The State Academy of Fine Arts Karlsruhe in Germany.
Max Huckle’s workflow can be pictured as a dot on a large spiral, constantly moving along. He continuously strives to develop his work to a yet for him undefined point of satisfaction, which at the same time, when he reaches that point, sets him back to point zero. Another work circle is about to begin. His works show great variation from large scale paintings, to small drawings - nevertheless, two common features become apparent: Lines - lines divide. lines connect. lines structure space. Fortuitous material - He prefers to work with what falls into his hands. His work pattern is based on contingency - he follows his intuition to discover something new by chance and at the same time, apart from painting as a physical need, it is a tool to understand life - resulting in paintings depicting his emotional landscape.
Max Huckle won the 2015 State Academy of Fine Arts Karlsruhe annual exhibition awards. His major solo exhibitions include: 「Tell Me」Something About Tomorrow, Leo Gallery Shanghai,2020; Waiting For The Bus to Miss It, Leo Gallery Hong Kong, 2018; To Finish First, You Have To Finish First, FILIALE, Frankfurt, Germany, 2018.