Berlin
For a number of years now, Berlin has been one of the epicentres of the international art scene as well as one of the liveliest and most innovative cities worldwide. Taking heed of these developments, Szczesny has set up, in 1996, the “Szczesny Factory” in Berlin, which constitutes an instrument to organise comprehensive art projects but also allows wide publishing activities.
Berlin also serves as a base for Stefan Szczesny to keep in contact with his German-speaking partners and friends. In addition, Szczesny has implemented a number of art projects in the city. Currently, a selection of paintings and ceramics is on display at the Adlon.
Szczesny's Geburtstagsfeier im Schmelzwerk in Berlin
Stefan Szczesny at the Hotel Voltaire, Postdam
Stefan Szczesny 2017 at Potsdammerplatz
Stefan Szczesny and Elvira Bach at the Parisbar
New bronze sculpture by Stefan Szczesny, Noak foundry, Berlin
Stefan Szczesny`s ceiling painting Paris/Berlin Unter den Linden/Friedichstr
Stefan Szczesny with Elvira Bach in Bach's Berlin studio, March 2016
Stefan Szczesny with Markus Herbicht, Schmelzwerk in den Sarotti-Höfen, Berlin (Szczesny paintings on permanent display)
Szczesny at the Szczesny Factory in Alt-Moabit.
Stefan Szczesny shadow sculptures, private villa, Berlin.
Ceramic wall art by Stefan Szczesny in the Fraunhoferstrasse, Berlin
Szczesny working on a lithograph at Tabor Presse Berlin.
Stefan Szczesny´s sculpture in front of the CG Gruppe Postamt Tower
Szczesny´s sculpture in front of the Post tower in Berlin
Stefan Szczesny and Markus Herbicht at the latter's event location at "Schmelzwerk, Sarotti-Höfe", 2014
Szczesny art at the SRA BUA restaurant, Hotel Adlon Berlin.
Stefan Szczesny and Elvira Bach, Berlin, summer 2014
Szczesny with Tim Raue, SRA BUA restaurant, Hotel Adlon, Berlin.
Stefan Szczesny and Hermann Noack, working on the cast of a large bronze sculpture, Berlin 2014
Szczesny with Florian Langenscheidt at the Adlon, November 2012.
Invitation card "Szczesyn at the Adlon", February 2012 (sketched on a tablet computer).
Cast for the award sculpture of the German AIDS Foundation, designed by Stefan Szczesny
Szczesny paintings at Hotel Adlon.
Szczesny in Berlin.
Szczesny with Sebastian Koch in his Berlin studio.
Szczesny shadow sculptures, Leipziger Platz.
Szczesny shadow sculptures, Leipziger Platz
Szczesny with his daughter Sarah in Berlin.
Szczesny Factory in Berlin, Alt-Moabit.
Szczesny at the legendary Paris Bar, with the owner Michel Würthle.
Szczesny at Tabor Presse Berlin.
Szczesny in his Berlin studio with Miriam and Florian Langenscheidt.
Szczesny with Markus Herbicht at art fair Berlin.
Szczesny at the Factory in Berlin.
Szczesny Factory Berlin
The Szczesny family at the Adlon, Berlin.