glückliche Zellen

Gazing upon “glückliche Zellen,” do you feel a tingle of happiness? This vibrant artwork, crafted by Seraphina Lenz and installed in 2004, isn’t just a feast for the eyes. It’s an embodiment of joy, a burst of color against the Berlin backdrop. “glückliche Zellen” translates to “happy cells,” and the piece, made of lacquered cast aluminum, seems to radiate positivity. Now, imagine a song, infectious and uplifting, echoing through the air. “Jede Zelle meines Körpers ist glücklich,” it proclaims – every cell in my body is happy. This “Körperzellen-Rock” (Body Cell Rock), co-created by the very artist who inspired our sculpture, Seraphina Lenz’s husband, Clemens Kuby, has taken the world by storm. Its message of inner joy and well-being aligns perfectly with the spirit of “glückliche Zellen.” The song’s simple yet powerful lyrics, coupled with its catchy melody, have resonated with millions. In fact, a video of the song, performed live at a seminar, has garnered over 13 million views online. The “Lebensfreudetrainerin” (joy of life trainer) Astrid Kuby, often seen performing the song with Michael Mosaro, believes in the power of positive thinking. Her workshops and motivational talks emphasize the importance of “Gedankenhygiene” – mental hygiene. Kuby encourages participants to tune into their inner wisdom, to find the balance between head and heart. Just like the artwork before us, Kuby’s message is one of optimism and self-acceptance. The sculpture, mounted on the wall, stands as a constant reminder of this philosophy. Its metal form, painted in cheerful colors, reflects the light, spreading a sense of warmth and happiness to all who encounter it. As you stand here, absorbing the vibrant energy of “glückliche Zellen,” remember the message of the Körperzellen-Rock. Let every cell in your body dance with joy, and embrace the happiness that resides within.