Recreating my favourite places in Zurich, through my favourite pieces of art.
A late swim in the Limmat, when few people are still around, and the colors of the sunset fill the sky. This is how summer feels to me, the dreamlike evenings that should never end. It's this emotion that I tried to capture using an old beautiful calendar of Klimt's masterpieces. After months of cutting, gluing, and rearranging, the Fir Forest had turned into a river while Mäda Primavesi's dress into white clouds. At last, Unterer Letten emerged.
Sitting on the colorful chairs of Nordbrücke with a glass of wine and Wipkingen passing by. Everyone should get to experience the life, community, chaos and joy of this place. Leaving behind the solitude of the museum, the figures painted by Renoir, Van Gogh and many others, headed for a coffee and chat in our neighbourhood. Should we meet at Nordbrücke?
She is having a sleep in Van Gogh's blue skies, and it doesn't look like she's getting up anytime soon. A rainy Sunday lost in this fluffy quilt is what I would call a good Winter day.
This old man is feeling the pressure of the whole city on his shoulders. None is around and yet everything is so crowded. Luckily he found this little corner, where an unexpected kiosk gives shelter to the wandering outcasts.
Is there a place between observation and creation? Pablo Picasso, Samuel Buri, and Martin Peter Fluck join forces in this three-pieces collage depicting a simple answer to this impossible question.