Stefan Szczesny: steel sculpture "Dancer" (reduction)

The artistic work of Stefan Szczesny, born in Munich in 1951, shapes the art of the present. A scholarship in Paris and stays in New York, in the Villa Massimo in Rome, in southern France and in the Caribbean, his work had a lasting impact. Szczesny was instrumental in the movement of the "young wild", who once again discovered the expressive, figurative painting for themselves in the late 1970s. In the meantime, he developed an unmistakable, lightness and cheerfulness. Oriented on artists such as Matisse and Picasso, Szczesny focuses on classic topics such as nude and still lifes in his pictures. The artist reflects on a sensual, colorful objectivity. In his pictures, nature and culture merge in their most extreme form. Szczesny is now one of the important contemporary artists in Europe.