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Fay Buurman is a Dutch         Multidisciplinary Designer
 currently studying Graphic Design at ArtEZ Arnhem.

    With an interest in textiles, craft, and the             intersection of      
  analog and digital processes.

Rooted in an admiration
for hands-on practices,
Fay’s work explores the unpredictable beauty of materiality,light, and sound, often integrating performative and experimental elements.


Fay’s projects question what is human, mundane,
or divine in the creative process.
Collaboration plays a central role, engaging
with other creatives and materials as equal partners.

Curatorial/ production work ContactCV

{Commision work and exhibitions}








2026
Urning & Urningin. Language and Desire since 1864Co-production







Urning & Urningin. Language and Desire since 1864



photos by Justine Ellul




Curation
Eva Burgering  
Philipp Gufler (guest curator)


Production
Amy Mansveld
Fay Buurman


Artists
Sharan Bala
CAConrad
Philipp Gufler
Eli Hill
KRIWET
Cosy Pièro
Rory Pilgrim
Sophie Serber
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
Louwrien Wijers

















Co-production of Urning & Urningin.

In this exhibition, guest curator Philipp Gufler explores the limitations of language–then and now–in expressing desire, and calls for intersectional solidarity. 

Alongside original documents and letters by Ulrichs, which offer a glimpse into his era and the influence of his thinking, nine contemporary artists have been invited. Through their work, they reflect on themes of (gender)identity, language, and queer desire. Marking the 200th anniversary of Ulrichs’ birth, this exhibition connects past and present, showing how exchange across generations can be both hopeful and transformative.
More information can be found on the website of Nest.