The current article stems from our study on the asymptotic behavior of holomorphic isometric embeddings of the Poincar'e disk into bounded symmetric domains. As a first result we prove that any holomorphic curve exiting the boundary of a bounded symmetric domain must necessarily be asymptotically totally geodesic. Assuming otherwise we derive by the method of rescaling a hypothetical holomorphic isometric embedding of the Poincar'e disk with -equivalent tangent spaces into a tube domain $\Omega’ \subset \Omega$ and derive a contradiction by means of the Poincar'e-Lelong equation. We deduce that equivariant holomorphic embeddings between bounded symmetric domains must be totally geodesic. Furthermore, we solve a uniformization problem on algebraic subsets . More precisely, if is a torsion-free discrete subgroup leaving invariant such that is compact, we prove that $Z \subset \Omega\Gamma \subset{\rm Aut}(\Omega)\pi: \Omega \to \Omega/\Gamma =: X_\GammaY \subset X_\Gamma$ must be totally geodesic whenever some (and hence any) irreducible component of is an algebraic subset of . For cocompact lattices this yields a characterization of totally geodesic subsets of by means of bi-algebraicity without recourse to the celebrated monodromy result of Andr'e-Deligne on subvarieties of Shimura varieties, and as such our proof applies to not necessarily arithmetic cocompact lattices.

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