Fabian Bürgy is a Swiss born sculptor and independent digital creative, who's diverse and artistic practice includes sculpture, installation and digital imaging. His work explores the aesthetic of things through random encounters of materials, misplaced situations and spatial relationships.

It is a series of Bürgy's incredible installations and digital creations that I would like to share with you here. He creates conceptual situations and small interventions, which are inspired by a wide range of mundane objects and appearances. All of which are characterised by a slightly violent and disturbing process of transformation, misplacement and dysfunction of things.

Bürgy takes specific thoughts and develops conflicts with precise and absolutely minimalistic means - constantly exploring the point where known things become something else, where metamorphosis is reached.

Personal favourite has to be the lonely and misplaced black cloud floating in space. Wonderful.