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Flight Intestine by Chris LaBrooy

British designer and artist Chris LaBrooy has just released a new project entitled ‘Flight Intestine’. Although we'd love to tell you that this is an actual sculpture, it is in fact a digital rendering from a photograph of an aeroplane.

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Bright yellow liquid flowing from the nose of a commercial aircraft inside a hangar, pooling across the floor in undulating waves

Of course, Chris has exhibited at the Design Museum in London and has been featured in plenty of publications, becoming known for his exploration of using CGI as a creative medium. Through his fascinating work, he loves to twist familiar everyday things into new typographic and sculptural forms. Browsing through his portfolio you'll see how he especially loves typography, architecture, visual art and product design.

Glossy yellow and golden sculptural forms with flowing, rippled textures resembling organic intestinal shapes, part of Chris LaBrooy's Flight Intestine digital artwork
Bright yellow aircraft components resembling intestines coiled on a grey gridded surface with yellow and black connectors, from Chris LaBrooy's Flight Intestine digital artwork
Glossy yellow tubular forms twist and coil in close-up detail, creating an abstract sculptural composition by Chris LaBrooy
Bright yellow aircraft fuselage contorted into an organic, flowing sculptural form beneath industrial hangar lighting
Bright yellow aircraft melted and pooled on a hangar floor in Chris LaBrooy's digital artwork, with landing gear visible nearby
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