Greg Bruegger is an artist living and working in Houston, Texas.  He received a BFA from the University of Houston.  Grants have funded the proliferation of his work and he has participated in municipally funded projects.  In 1997 he received the Holub Grant from the Denver Art / Media Network.  Coming out of tradition, Greg seeks to reinterpret the notion of contemporary art and its role in society.  Form, scale, and color dominate his sculptures.  Influenced by architecture, Bruegger's work deals with spatial relations in an urban setting.  With a tendency towards public art, he has sought to take fine art out of the gallery space and recontextualize it in "real world" settings.  His interest in the object creates a visual dialog resulting in a relationship between the viewer and the artwork.  Currently, he is working as artist-in-residence with Boxer Property, a property management company.  The ongoing project seeks to raise the cultural integrity of existing commercial office space.