Gottfried Helnwein, Appearance Festival (the worship of the Magi), mixed oil painting, 1996, enlarged work 1982, was awarded the position of professor of literature and art by Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, but he declined. 1985, Rudolf Gauzner, the highest chair professor at the Vienna Visual University, suggested that Hao Wen should succeed him, but Hao Wen left Vienna and went to Germany. German and Austrian national television stations jointly filmed the life story of Hao Wen, and won the German Best TV Documentary Award (Adolf Grimm Award), the Education-Rhein Award and the Golding Kader Award. In addition to realistic art, Hao Wen began to develop abstract and expressive artistic styles. 1988, in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the World War II massacre, Hao Wen erected a 100 meter artwork between the Ludwig Museum and the Catholic Church in Cologne. Since then, large-scale public works have become one of his important creations. From 65438 to 0990, Hao Wen began to focus on digital photography and computer-generated image creation, combining classical oil painting techniques. 1994 collaborated with Macbeth, a German Shakespeare, to be responsible for stage design and costume, and won the Berlin Drama Award. From 65438 to 0997, Hao Wen emigrated to Ireland. In the same year, the Russian National Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, plans to hold a retrospective exhibition of Hao Wen's works and publish an artist's monograph. In 2000, Hao Wen's works were exhibited in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and other American museums. 200 1 collaborated with one of the most famous German drama groups (Hamburgische Staatsoper) on the work "The Course of the Prodigal Son" by Russian modern classical composer Higuard, and was responsible for stage and costume design. In 2002, Hao Wen set up a studio in Los Angeles, California. Hao Wen's documentary 1 1 Night on the 9th of the month premiered at the Simon wiesenthal Center of the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. Hao Wen and controversial American musician Marilyn Manson collaborated on the multimedia work The Grotesque Golden Age. Manson later married the world-famous dancer Dita von Tis, and held the wedding at the Irish Castle in Horn. During this period, Hao Wen Hao Wen also cooperated with actor sean penn to make videos and movies. In 2004, the one-man show "Children" was staged at the Palace of Honor in California and the San Francisco Art Museum. Cooperate with famous Swiss-Austrian actor maximilian Miriam and Los Angeles Opera House to perform German composer Richard Strauss's comedy opera "Der Rosenkavalier". Hao Wen became an Irish citizen. Gatfred Haven currently lives in Ireland and Los Angeles and continues to engage in artistic creation.