Projects

During Lent, a large-scale intervention can be seen in the Hayden Church in Eisenstadt-Oberberg.

Black wings sneak into the church.

Haydn Church Eisenstadt-Oberberg

Open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Something majestic feels good at this time.

It's July twenty-twenty, the hottest day of the year, Stefan Glettler and Frank Ruf, got this card. It was given to us and is public for the first time.

In the Café Talisman (northern edge of the Schmelz, Ottakring) the taxi driver is for us (Travis Bickle) appeared. He handed us the card and asked us to to make it public on September 11th, twenty twenty.

Café Talisman, Liebhartsgasse 49, 1160 Wien

19.00 Uhr

The chapel was built in 1967; the original glass work was by Ino Frank (1935-1992). Due to the irreparable damage to the glass, a charged, anonymous competition for the redesign of the windows was carried out by the Building Department of the Diocese of Eisenstadt and by the parish of Klingenbach. Stefan Glettler was awarded the order for the design as the highest ranked competitor.

The glass work is painting.

6 millimeter thick float glass is painted using a mixture of proprietary pigments and special oil. After drying, the glass is fired industrially. Only through the fire does the glass retain its color and durability, and at the same time, hardened safety glass is produced.

Client: Röm.kathl. Parish Klingenbach / Klimpuh

competition entry of Stefan Glettler and the architect Günter Hainzl

In its complexity, this work of art is at once a sculpture, a light object, a color play, a canopy, a gate, a playground and an atmospheric place. It is also architecture and creates a space to be traversed. The workable light sculpture is positioned in a very special public space, in the city park, near the Ententeich, under the Burggarten, where the pedestrian path curves past the huge oak in the direction of Parkhouse and Forum Stadtpark. A magical place where  the roof-like object of acrylic glass, which partly floats above the water of the duck pond, the pedestrian path and the meadow creates a burst of color and light.

The Bergstadt is an art object composed of a white base and a roof made of colored acrylic glass pyramids. The ornamental design is both roof and projector. Providing a dialogue between the surrounding mountains, the city and its inhabitants and visitors, the object symbolizes the identity of the city of Innsbruck.

Contribution to art in public space Tyrol with architect Günter Hainzl.

The competition was a search for a prominent "landmark building" as a museum of the Guggenheim Group to put Helsinki on the cultural map of Europe. In collaboration with architect Günter Hainzl, we developed a building as a sculpture.

portaits of dogs.

shot in Bucharest and surroundings.

analog b/w, Voigtländer VITO

The staircase's design reinterprets the traditional Japanese Box Stairs and provides the basic structure for a work of art in the form of a railing. The handrail, made of braided cow leather, is a three-dimensional drawing that stretches through two floors.

During their stay in Paris at the Cité internationale des Arts, Petra Schweifer and Stefan Glettler drew, sent, and published three postcards to Graz (AT), Reykjavik (IS) and Warsaw (PL) every day. The drawings were collected and exhibited.

All  postcards under:
https://monsieurglettler.wordpress.com/
https://mademoiselleschweifer.wordpress.com/

The fool ship - prisoners build a ship!

A workshop project in the Hirtenberg Justice Center by Regina Agostini (Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist), Bernhard Rappold and Stefan Glettler.

The fool ship was shown after completion in the Stadtherkstatt Linz and in the church Graz St. Andrä. It was presented as a highlight in a demonstration march in the courtyard at the Landhaus Steiermark, Graz.

Planned facade design, industrial plant ZUMA, located at the Ostautobahn in Vienna. Unfortunately, the plant was not built.

Together with the architect Peter Liaunig, we developed a graphic facade from a drawing.

Prisoners draw and paint.

A workshop project in the Hirtenberg Justice Center by Regina Agostini (Clinical Psychologist and Health Psychologist), Bernhard Rappold and Stefan Glettler.

After a one-year workshop, thousands of paper works were exhibited in the Kunstraum SWINGR, Vienna.