Stefan Marx

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("black and white")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("red and white")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("blue on green")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("blue on blue")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("blue on pink")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("turquoise on brown")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("orange on red")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("blue on orange")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("blue and white")

“I Was Happy For a Day” from: »Studioreihe 2020/2025« ("pink on red")

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monopigmented acryl on paper
produced by Handsiebdruckerei Berlin
size 66 x 51 cm
Edition of unique character
exklusive edition of 10 motifs for Hatje Cantz

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"I Was Happy for a Day” - The type works by artist Stefan Marx captivate with their urgency and tragicomicpoetry. In recent years, Stefan Marx has been experimenting at Björn Wiede's Berlin-basedsilkscreen print studio. He used the hand screen as a paint carrier, from which the colors were transferred directly onto the underlying canvas or paper. This process undermines the logic of the printing process and creates fascinatinguniques that are more comparable to paintings or drawings. 

 For our edition, Stefan Marx worked with intense color pigments and contrasts, such as pink and red, neon green and blue, and day-glo colors. The result is an attractive studio series that we are pleased to release to accompany the new publication Monotypes / Monotypien.

Over the past 20 years, contemporary artist, skateboarder and illustrator STEFAN MARX (*1979 Schwalmstadt, Germany) has lent his unique handwriting to a variety of media: paper, canvas, porcelain and textiles. He publishes artists’ books and zines, designs record covers for various labels, and shows his work in international exhibitions, at art book fairs and galleries. Marx lives and works in Berlin.