Wiggin Llp

Commissioned at very short notice, Art Contact was appointed by Wiggin LLP to develop an integrated artwork scheme for the transitional space leading from the reception area. With just one week before the office was due to be occupied, the project demanded a considered design response alongside rapid procurement, coordination and installation.

Working closely with the interior architecture, the brief extended beyond artwork selection to the development of a bespoke display solution that respected the integrity of the newly completed space. The wall incorporated large acoustic panels, while the existing ceiling pattressing presented an opportunity to create an elegant, minimally invasive hanging system.

Art Contact proposed a discreet ceiling-mounted track, engineered to utilise the existing structural pattressing and avoid unnecessary fixings to the walls. Detailed installation drawings were produced to coordinate the system, with fine stainless steel hangers suspended just clear of the acoustic panels. This approach allowed the artworks to appear to float within the space, preserving the performance of the acoustic treatment while creating depth, rhythm and visual lightness.

Works by Martha Winter were carefully selected for their atmospheric quality and restrained palette. Suspended in front of the acoustic panels, the paintings introduce a quiet sense of movement and colour, softening the architectural language of the corridor and creating a refined visual transition from reception into the workplace.

The completed installation for Wiggin LLP demonstrates how thoughtful technical design and carefully curated contemporary art can work in harmony with architectural constraints, transforming a functional circulation space into a distinctive arrival experience.

Art Contact would also like to acknowledge and thank Making Moves London for recommending us for this commission and for their invaluable assistance throughout the project. Their collaborative approach and support were instrumental in ensuring the programme was delivered successfully within the demanding timescale.

Client:

  • Wiggin Llp

Sector:

  • Legal

Location:

  • Space House, Holborn/Covent Garden, London

Status:

  • Completed
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"The artworks look absolutely fabulous. Virginia's expert guidance on selecting the right pieces for Wiggin’s new office, together with her practical advice on installation, made the whole process seamless. She was incredibly responsive and efficient throughout, helping us achieve a fantastic result within our project timeframe. Her support extended beyond the artwork selection itself, including thoughtful recommendations on lighting, which have really helped to showcase the pieces and create the right atmosphere throughout the space. We are delighted with the finished result."

Lisa Robertson - Head of BD and Marketing at Wiggin

Kevin Killen

For Northern Irish artist Kevin Killen, sculpture begins with observation. The rhythms of a landscape, the movement of people through a city, and the unseen connections between architecture, history and community become the foundation for works that reveal what often goes unnoticed.

Working across steel, stainless steel, neon, LED and 3D-printed elements, Killen creates sculptures that respond directly to the character of a place. Through carefully integrated light and precisely fabricated forms, his work transforms public and architectural spaces, inviting viewers to slow down, look again and experience their surroundings in new ways.

My practice explores how light, movement and memory shape our experience of place. Working across steel, stainless steel, neon, LED and 3D-printed elements, I design, fabricate and install sculptural works that make hidden systems of movement, connection and human presence visible within public and architectural spaces.

Each work begins with research—walking a site, mapping routes, drawing, photographing and recording light over time. These observations become the starting point for sculptural forms and illuminated structures that embody a sense of journey, rhythm and collective experience. I am fascinated by the way people move through spaces, and how public art can create moments of pause, recognition and connection within that movement.

Every commission is shaped by the identity and history of its location, combining durable materials with light so that each work evolves between day and night. This ongoing exploration of movement has drawn inspiration from many sources: personal journeys, transport networks, dance, the flight patterns of birds and insects, and the rhythms of the human body. Together they reveal the often-invisible patterns that connect people, places and memory, transforming the familiar into something newly observed.

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Category:

  • Sculpture

Medium:

  • Sculpture – Metal Cold Cast
  • Sculpture – Light

Subject:

  • Interiors
  • Abstract
  • Architectural
  • Cityscape/Urban
  • Landscape
  • Transport/Aviation
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    Jason Young

    Jason Young is a New York–based artist whose work explores the meeting point of painting, sculpture, and light. For more than three decades he has pioneered the use of urethane resin and automotive lacquer to create works whose depth is not painted but physically built, transforming the traditional illusion of space into a tangible optical experience. Rooted in classical technique yet unmistakably contemporary, his paintings invite viewers into surfaces that shift with changing light, movement, and perspective.

    Jason spent my early years learning to lie convincingly. Trompe-l’œil — the classical trick of making flat paint read as real depth — first in Lacoste, then apprenticed to Yuri Kuper in Normandy. I got good at the illusion of light on a surface.

    Resin ended that. Built up in urethane resin and automotive lacquer over acrylic and wood, the depth is no longer a trick — it’s actually there, layer beneath layer, the way light actually sinks into water. Jason Young was among the first painters to explore urethane resin as a fine-art medium, and thirty years on it still does something no pigment can: it holds light instead of describing it.

    Most of the work is water at the edge of a day — the moment a sunset breaks apart on a moving surface. From across a room it settles into abstraction. Up close it becomes an optical event, and because the surface reflects, it never sits still — it takes in the room, the light, whoever is standing in front of it.

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    Categories:

    • Paintings
    • Scupture – Interior
    • Sculpture – Resin/Plastic
    • Wall Panels

    Medium:

    • Urethane resin & automotive lacquer on acrylic and wood

    Subject:

    • Abstract
    • Seascape/Water
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      Tracy Nicholls

      Perfectly Imperfect — edges crumble, surfaces pit, and cracks and voids begin to emerge.

      Working from her studio in Southwest London, Tracy creates kiln-formed glass sculptures that explore themes of erosion, deterioration, and fragility. Her work is inspired by the traces left behind through these processes and the intricate structures that endure despite them.

      Rejecting the qualities most commonly associated with glass—transparency, brilliance, and high shine—Tracy embraces a restrained monochrome palette and opaque materials. Through the transformative heat of the kiln, she manipulates and distorts the glass, navigating the tension between careful planning and unexpected outcomes. By pushing the material to its physical limits, she reveals delicate forms shaped equally by intention and chance.

      Layered constructions and the interplay of light further enrich each piece. As light filters through undulating apertures and reflects within hidden curves, depth, shadow, and subtle luminosity emerge. The result is a quiet yet compelling aesthetic that draws attention to the beauty found in imperfection and the often-overlooked details of decay.

      Categories:

      • Glass
      • Sculpture – Glass
      • Sculpture – Table Top
      • Sculpture – Interior

      Mediums:

      • Glass

      Subject Matter:

      • Abstact
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        Katharine Morling

        Katharine Morling creates striking ceramic sculptures that blur the boundary between drawing and object. Best known for her monochrome porcelain works, she transforms everyday items into hand-drawn, three-dimensional forms that appear as though they have stepped directly from the pages of a sketchbook. Through delicate black linework and carefully crafted surfaces, her sculptures evoke themes of memory, nostalgia, storytelling, and human presence.

        Working primarily with porcelain, Katharine Morling builds life-sized installations of domestic objects, furniture, tools, and personal belongings that feel both familiar and dreamlike. Her distinctive visual language combines the fragility of ceramics with the immediacy of drawing, creating immersive works that are playful, poetic, and emotionally resonant. Each piece invites viewers to imagine the stories behind the objects, exploring the quiet relationships between people, place, and memory.

        Categories:

        • Ceramic
        • Ceramic Sculpture
        • Installations

        Mediums:

        • Ceramic
        • Sculpture – Ceramic

        Subject:

        • Narative
        • Still Life
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          Ella Merriman

          Ella Merriman is a London-based artist and designer whose practice centres on the endangered craft of rush basketry. Harvesting rush by hand from slow-flowing rivers across the UK, her work reflects a deep engagement with material, place, and process, while exploring the growing disconnection between humans and the natural world.

          Combining traditional techniques with found objects collected from London streets, Ella Merriman creates a dialogue between urban and rural environments. Her practice is rooted in slow, tactile making, guided by intuition and the inherent qualities of her materials.

          Through experimental forms, she reimagines everyday and discarded objects, extending rush basketry beyond its functional origins into conceptual and decorative realms. Her work engages with themes of preservation, renewal, and the subtle presence of nature within contemporary life.

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          Categories:

          • Sculptures
          • Installations
          • Wall Panels

          Mediums:

          • Sculpture – Land
          • Sculpture – Mixed Media
          • Sculpture – Mobile
          • Sculpture – Wood
          • Sculpture – Other
          • Sculpture – Tabletop

          Subject:

          • Abstract
          • Animal/Botanical
          • Interiors
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            Taylor Wessing Art Collection Project

            Art Contact has long supported Taylor Wessing in managing its art collection. During a major office refurbishment, we were appointed to oversee the collection through a complex multi-phase relocation.

            We began with a full audit, creating a comprehensive online database to catalogue, photograph, and track every artwork. This system became central to managing the collection throughout the project, including identifying works requiring conservation.

            A detailed relocation plan was developed for the temporary offices, with pre-approved installation layouts ensuring a smooth transition. Our specialist art handlers then carefully de-installed, packed, transported, and reinstalled the collection, updating the database at every stage.

            In preparation for the return to the refurbished offices, selected artworks were reframed, and precise move and installation plans were created. The Taylor Wessing collection was then successfully relocated and installed in its new environment, with updated hanging systems where required.

            Following completion, the database and associated website were updated, with QR codes introduced to provide easy access to artwork information for staff and visitors.

            Ongoing conservation of selected works remains part of the collection’s long-term care.

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            Client:

            • Taylor Wessing

            Sector:

            • Legal

            Location:

            • Holbourn, London

            Status:

            • Ongoing
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            Andy Welland

            Kaleidoscopic rainbows collide, prints sing, and pink is everything in the world of Andy Welland. Positioned as a contemporary artist for the next generation, Welland’s work blends vibrant abstraction with a graphic sensibility shaped by his background in design. His practice moves fluidly between painting, sculpture and product collaborations, with projects appearing through retailers and partners including Liberty London, Lush and Co-op Live Arena.

            Raised in Doncaster by a trio of creative and influential women—his mother, grandmother and aunt—Welland developed an early appreciation for making and visual culture. He later studied Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University, graduating in 2007, before working within the luxury division of M&C Saatchi and across boutique design studios in the UK.

            This background informs Andy Welland’s distinctive visual language. His energetic compositions are built from colliding shapes, bold colour systems and collage-like forms. Drawing inspiration from childhood imagination, nature and human connection, his work celebrates togetherness, imperfection and the joyful complexity of being human.

            Play sits at the heart of Welland’s practice—both as a mindset and a method. Through experimentation with colour, material and process, play becomes a creative tool that encourages curiosity, unexpected discoveries and joyful accidents, opening space for new ideas and meaningful connection.

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            Categories:

            • Paintings
            • Prints
            • Digital
            • Sculptures
            • Installations
            • Wall Panels
            • Textiles & Rugs
            • Accessories

            Mediums:

            • Collage
            • Digital
            • Installations
            • Mixed Media
            • Painting on Canvas
            • Painting on Paper

            Subject:

            • Abstract
            • Animal/Botanical
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              Amy Albright

              The paintings of Amy Albright transport the viewer into atmospheric and ambiguous landscapes—perhaps a misty evergreen lakeside, a distant coastal cliff shrouded in fog, or the quiet depths of a turquoise underwater expanse. Her subjects often feel vast and immersive, sometimes leaning toward abstraction while at other times suggesting recognisable landscapes. In every work, there remains an element of intrigue and the unknown.

              Albright works with subtle tonal ranges, using oil paint with an inky fluidity that softly envelops the canvas. The result is imagery that appears misty, watery, and indistinct—like a memory recalled or a place imagined.

              Her process begins loosely. Expressive, gestural marks establish the composition before gradually being “reined in” through blending, fading, pouring, and glazing multiple layers of oil paint. Through this careful layering, forms dissolve and re-emerge, as though wrapped in an atmospheric cloud. Occasionally, Amy Albright introduces small details that act as anchors within these otherwise ethereal environments.

              An explorer and devoted observer of the natural world, Albright draws inspiration from travel, from the shifting underwater environment, and from the dynamic weather, tides, and coastline of Cornwall, where she lives. The meeting point between land and water—where boundaries blur and forms transform—remains a continual and perhaps never-ending source of fascination in her work.

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              Categories:

              • Paintings

              Mediums:

              • Paintings on Canvas

              Subject Matter:

              • Landscape
              • Abstract Landscape
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                Heather McAlpine

                Heather McAlpine was born in Stirling, Scotland, and her creative path has taken her across continents. After earning her MA at the Royal College of Art in London, she spent sixteen years living and painting in Vancouver, Canada, before following her instincts to the rugged shores of Cornwall. For the past decade, she has found both solace and inspiration in St Ives, working from her studio in the historic ‘Downalong’ quarter, nestled between three of her favourite beaches.

                Heather’s paintings capture the distinctive light and colour of St Ives, translating not just the visual beauty of the ocean, but the sensory and emotional depth it evokes. Her work invites viewers into an immersive experience shaped by her deep connection to the sea, her love of wild swimming, and the intuitive, expressive process of painting itself.

                Ranging from small, intimate ‘captured moments’ on paper to expansive semi-abstract canvases—some as large as 1.7 by 2 metres—her paintings reflect a lifelong dialogue between place, emotion, and the ever-changing rhythm of the coastal landscape.

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                Categories:

                • Paintings

                Mediums:

                • Paintings on Canvas

                Subject Matter:

                • Seascape/Water
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                  Ellipsis Prints

                  Ellipsis Prints was founded to address a structural imbalance: women and non-binary artists remain significantly underrepresented across galleries, collections and institutions. Rather than waiting for those structures to correct themselves, Ellipsis works directly with artists at pivotal stages in their careers, commissioning editioned works that extend and consolidate their practices.

                  Each project approaches print not as reproduction, but as translation. An edition becomes a site of focus: a shift in scale, circulation or material that allows an artist’s thinking to move differently. We work closely with each artist to develop editions that feel rigorous, intentional and aligned with their wider practice.

                  Ellipsis is both a commissioning platform and a quiet form of advocacy. By funding production, facilitating sales and building a considered collector community, we aim to create meaningful, sustained support—not just visibility, but momentum.

                  Kate Neave launched Ellipsis Prints as a way to take direct, practical action. As a curator and writer, I am continually inspired by the depth and ambition of work being made by women and non-binary artists. At the same time, the disparities in representation and opportunity remain stark. Progress is happening, but slowly, and unevenly. Ellipsis exists to contribute to that shift in a tangible way. Each edition is a small but deliberate intervention: a means of redistributing attention, resources and long-term support. Until equity within the art world is no longer aspirational but structural, projects like Ellipsis remain necessary.

                  All Ellipsis editions are limited edition Risograph prints produced in London. The Risograph — a stencil-based printing process developed in Japan in the 1980s — prints one colour layer at a time, creating distinctive tonal variation and texture. The process sits somewhere between screenprint and digital reproduction, combining precision with a visible, tactile quality. We work with a limited palette and high-quality natural white paper, allowing each artist’s work to translate thoughtfully into print. Each edition is limited to 100. Once an edition is placed, it will not be reproduced, protecting the integrity of the work and the long-term value of the edition.

                  Categories:

                  • Limited Edition Prints

                  Mediums:

                  • Risograph Prints

                  Subject Matter:

                  • Various
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                    CGE Asset Management

                    Art Curation by Art Contact

                    When CGE Asset Management relocated to new offices, they invited Art Contact to curate a collection of artworks that would transform the workplace into an inspiring and visually stimulating environment.

                    The brief was clear — to create a space with strong visual impact and conversational interest, but not wacky. In response, we curated a collection that blends sophistication with creative diversity, featuring works across a range of media and styles.

                    The boardroom features an aluminium oil paint panel installation by internationally acclaimed artist Eric Butcher, complemented by Chuck Elliott’s digital art panels. Elsewhere, the collection expands with Winter’s constructed works, abstract oil paintings by Lanyon and McAlpine, and Fuscoe’s striking upcycled magazine installation for the meeting rooms and client areas. Bright, framed limited-edition prints add vibrancy and energy to the open workspace.

                    Over the following years, we continued to expand the collection, most recently commissioning new works for an additional meeting room and the corridor connecting reception to client areas. In this phase the office art curation centered on sustainability and visual continuity.

                    For this latest commission, we selected Stuart Hartley, whose practice spans from architectural installations to intimate explorations of colour and space. His new works for CGE include an acrylic on birch plywood installation concealing a poem by Rudyard Kipling, and a piece from his Incident Series, which reflects on the unexpected moments that interrupt the formality of everyday life.

                    Together, these artworks form a cohesive and evolving collection — one that reflects CGE Asset Management’s values of creativity, innovation, and thoughtful design.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for offices, boardroom, meeting rooms, staff areas, and corridors

                    Focus

                    • Visual impact
                    • Engagement
                    • Sustainability.

                    Client

                    • CGE Asset Management

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • Mayfair, London

                    Status

                    • On-going
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                    Working with Virginia was an absolute pleasure from start to finish. From our very first conversation, she took the time to truly understand us — our business, our space, and the vision we had for our office. That level of care and curiosity set the tone for everything that followed. Virginia brings a rare combination of enthusiastic energy, deep expertise and an exceptional eye. She curated thoughtful lookbooks and presented a range of considered options, always keeping us at the centre of the process and making sure we were completely happy with every piece. What really stood out was her commitment throughout — present on site for every installation, ensuring the highest standard of finish, and consistently checking in with us at every stage. Virginia has brought real colour, warmth and life to our office, and we couldn't be more delighted. We would absolutely recommend her.

                    Sara Davy - Head of ESG at CGE Partners

                    AngloGold Ashanti

                    Art Curation by Art Contact

                    AngloGold Ashanti (AGA) was introduced to Art Contact through the design and build company We Are Two, following the completion of their Category B refurbishment programme. The client sought to enhance their new workspace with a curated art collection that would provide the finishing touch — artworks that reflect both the company’s heritage and its global presence.

                    As a South African mining company headquartered in Johannesburg, with sites worldwide — including a new base in London and a gold mine in Colorado — the project called for a visual narrative that connected these locations while celebrating the company’s history and identity.

                    We began by reviewing AGA’s archival photography collection, selecting a number of historic and contemporary images to transform into digital artworks. These were enhanced and reimagined into abstract compositions for the staff areas, offering a modern interpretation of the company’s story and legacy.

                    For the main boardroom, we commissioned artist Eason, known for his striking use of gold leaf. Two works from his Mappa Mundi series — depicting Johannesburg and London — were selected to represent AGA’s geographical and cultural connections. To complete the trio, a new piece was commissioned: Contour of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, produced on di-bond with gold leaf and framed in UV-reflective glass.

                    The resulting collection brings together heritage, craftsmanship, and innovation — a celebration of AngloGold Ashanti’s global footprint and enduring relationship with gold, presented through a refined and contemporary visual language.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for Boardroom and staff areas.

                    Focus

                    • Heritage
                    • Global identity
                    • Refined materials.

                    Client

                    • AngloGold Ashanti

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • West End, London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    Canmoor Developments

                    Public Art at Accelerator Park

                    Art Contact was approached by Hale Architects on behalf of Canmoor Development to consult on and manage a public art project at Accelerator Park – Dale Manor Business Park in Sawston, South Cambridgeshire. The project required the sourcing of multiple artists and makers across several potential sites, narrowing the options to a single artist and location for full production and installation. This process was carried out in close collaboration with Greater Cambridge Planning.

                    Our brief was to identify the right artist capable of translating the public art vision into a site-specific work that would resonate with the community, complement the location, and meet planning requirements.

                    Art Contact wrote a detailed artist brief, prepared a project timeline, and facilitated Teams meetings with all stakeholders throughout the process. We also drafted and managed the necessary contracts for both the selected artist and the developer, ensuring smooth communication and clear responsibilities.

                    Following a thorough consultation and selection process, Charley Peters, in collaboration with Creative Return Ltd, was commissioned to create ‘Orbit Fusion’, a site-specific public artwork designed to engage visitors and enhance the visual identity of the park.

                    Art Contact then continued to oversee the design, production and installation of the artwork including the artists involvement with the YES (Youth Engagement Scheme) programme to engage with children from the local school and to include their ideas in the final artwork.

                    The project exemplifies Art Contact’s expertise in managing complex public art commissions, bridging creative vision, stakeholder needs, and practical delivery to achieve a lasting and meaningful impact in the built environment.

                    Object

                    • Public Art Consultation
                    • Project Management
                    • Installation.

                    Focus

                    • Artist selection
                    • Creative Direction
                    • Stakeholder Collaboration

                    Client

                    • Canmoor Developments

                    Sector

                    • Public Art for Office Development

                    Location

                    • Sawston, Cambridgeshire

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    International Investment Bank

                    Art Curation, Procurement and Installation by Art Contact

                    Art Contact was commissioned by an International Investment Bank to curate artworks for their recently refurbished offices following a successful tender submission.

                    The project began with a comprehensive survey of existing artworks to assess their suitability for inclusion in the new scheme. Budgets, curatorial objectives, and suitable locations for the artworks were agreed in consultation with the client.

                    A structured selection process was established in collaboration with a 15-person selection committee comprising representatives from each department. Digital portfolios were prepared for each floor and presented to the committee in person. Departmental proposals were then circulated internally, allowing staff to score the proposed artworks. These scores were reviewed and consolidated by Art Contact to produce a refined selection, which was presented for final agreement. The entire process was managed efficiently, requiring only a few presentations to reach a final decision.

                    Once the selection was approved by the International Investment Bank, Art Contact oversaw the procurement and framing of all artworks. Wherever possible, pieces were acquired directly from the artists. Framing was completed by Art Contact’s trusted framers to ensure a consistent aesthetic and the highest quality standards.

                    After preparation, the artworks were organized by floor and consolidated at the installer’s warehouse in readiness for delivery. Detailed installation plans were produced to guide the installation team precisely. Delivery and installation took place over two weekends to minimize disruption to office operations.

                    Following installation, the client conducted a final review and expressed great satisfaction with both the outcome and the smooth execution of the project, which was completed on time, on budget, and with minimal disruption.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for refurbished offices including – offices, boardroom, meeting rooms, staff areas, and corridors

                    Focus

                    • Visual impact
                    • Engagement
                    • Sustainability.

                    Client

                    • International Investment Bank

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • City of London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    Aboria Asset Management

                    Art Curation by Art Contact

                    When Aboria Asset Management sought to enhance their workspace, they commissioned Art Contact to create a series of bespoke artworks that would embody their brand identity while enriching the visual atmosphere of the office.

                    Our brief was to design contemporary artworks that incorporate the company’s logo and brand colours within abstract and nature-inspired compositions, creating a strong sense of cohesion and professionalism throughout the space.

                    Working collaboratively with digital artist Gudawer, we developed a collection that subtly weaves Aboria’s branding into elegant, visually engaging panels for both the Managing Director’s office and the staff areas. The resulting artworks blend digital precision with organic forms, echoing the firm’s values of clarity, balance, and innovation.

                    Each piece was printed onto di-bond panels and mounted with a sub-frame, allowing the artworks to float seamlessly off the wall. This approach not only enhanced the overall presentation but also fulfilled a practical element of the brief — eliminating reflections during Teams meetings, an important consideration for the client.

                    The completed installation delivers a cohesive and sophisticated visual statement — artworks that reinforce Aboria’s brand presence while creating a calm and inspiring workplace environment.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for the Managing Director’s office and staff areas.

                    Focus

                    • Brand integration
                    • Visual identity
                    • Functional design.

                    Client

                    • Aboria Asset Management

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • Mayfair, London

                    Status

                    • On-going
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                    Sackville Street Private Offices

                    Georgian Town House, Private Office Artwork Curation

                    The client was introduced to Art Contact through We Are Two Design. Following the initial introduction, Art Contact worked directly with Fairway to curate the artwork for 33 Sackville Street, a Georgian town house transformed into a refined private office.

                    Our brief was to curate a modernist collection that would reflect the client’s deep appreciation for fine art and exceptional craftsmanship, while maintaining a defined budget. The collection was to include works across multiple media, creating a harmonious balance between tradition and contemporary design.

                    The resulting curation brought together photography, digital art, and paintings by Royal Academicians, alongside decorative artefacts from Murano and Georg Jensen. The scheme also incorporated carefully arranged faux floral displays and contemporary mirrors by Gam Fratesi for the main entrance, blending classic and modern design elements.

                    The final collection achieves an elegant equilibrium between sophistication and visual interest. It reflects the client’s discerning taste while complementing the architectural heritage of the Georgian townhouse, creating a timeless and cohesive modernist environment.

                    Object

                    • Art and artefact curation for private office.

                     

                    Focus

                    • Modernist collection
                    • Fine art
                    • Quality craftsmanship

                    Client

                    • Private Office Development

                    Sector

                    • Offices & Corporate

                    Location

                    • Mayfair, London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    2BR

                    Artwork Curation for 2BR

                    2BR initially approached Art Contact while based at Bedford Row to provide artwork on a rental basis for an 18-month period prior to their relocation to new offices in Chancery Lane.

                    Following the rental term, 2BR invited Art Contact to review the new site. From the existing rental collection, several artworks were purchased to complement the new interior design. Additional pieces were then curated and installed for the meeting rooms and reception area to complete the scheme.

                    The company also had a small selection of existing artworks, for which Art Contact provided bespoke framing solutions to ensure a cohesive aesthetic throughout the main corridor spaces.

                    Over a two-year period, Art Contact delivered a comprehensive art curation and management service, helping 2BR create a refined and visually engaging workplace in their new Chancery Lane offices.

                    Object

                    • Artwork Rental to brighten Offices
                    • Artwork Purchases following move to new Offices

                    Focus

                    • Visual impact
                    • Bright Colourful Artworks
                    • Reframe existing artworks

                    Client

                    • 2BR

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • Chancery Lane, London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    Great Martins

                    Private Residence, Sculpture Collection

                    Art Contact was engaged by Estate Manager, Tom Bream, to maintain and manage the sculpture collection at Great Martins. Our work involves annual inspection and cleaning, as well as restoration and conservation as required to preserve the collection’s integrity, condition, and visual impact.

                    Alongside maintenance, we have also commissioned new works to enhance and expand the collection. These include an Armillary Sphere by Border Sundials and a Panoramic Thames Map – From Great Martins to the Sea by Ewan Eason. Both pieces were selected to complement the existing sculptures and to add contemporary relevance to the historic setting.

                    This ongoing programme ensures that the Great Martins collection remains visually engaging, historically preserved, and carefully curated, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistic expression to reflect the estate’s evolving legacy.

                    Object

                    • Sculpture collection management
                    • Conservation
                    • Commissions.

                    Focus

                    • Collection maintenance
                    • Restoration
                    • Bespoke commissions.

                    Client

                    • Private Client

                    Sector

                    • Private Residence

                    Location

                    • Berkshire

                    Status

                    • Ongoing
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                    Corporate Client – Nova South

                    Nova South Offices collection management

                    Art Contact has worked with this corporate client for many years, supporting the ongoing development and maintenance of their art collection at their Nova South offices.

                    Our long-standing collaboration includes the bi-annual auditing of the collection to assess condition and maintain accurate records for insurance purposes. During periods of office maintenance or refurbishment, we manage the safe removal, wrapping, storage, and reinstallation of all artworks to ensure their protection throughout the process.

                    In addition to collection management, we continue to source and supply new artworks that complement and expand the existing collection. Each addition is carefully selected to align with the company’s aesthetic, values, and workspace environment.

                    Through these services, Art Contact ensures that Advent International’s collection remains well cared for, visually engaging, and consistently aligned with the evolving nature of their workplace while meeting both practical and artistic objectives.

                    Object

                    • Art collection management
                    • Maintenance
                    • Acquisition.

                    Focus

                    • Collection care
                    • Condition monitoring
                    • Ongoing artwork curation

                    Client

                    • Corporate Client

                    Sector

                    • Office & Corporate

                    Location

                    • Victoria, London

                    Status

                    • Ongoing
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                    MedPro

                    Reception Artwork for MedPro’s London Office

                    MedPro approached Art Contact with a brief to brighten up their London office while reflecting the company’s international presence. To achieve this, we commissioned a digital artist to create a bespoke piece incorporating high-resolution images of iconic landmarks from London alongside visuals representing MedPro’s various global offices.

                    The final composition, designed in a vibrant Pop Art style, layers and interweaves imagery from the following cities: Fort Wayne (MedPro’s U.S. headquarters), Dublin, Glasgow, Lyon, and Leamington Spa. The artwork features distinctive architectural elements from each location, unified through MedPro’s corporate colours to complement both the office décor and the company’s brand identity.

                    The result is a bold, colourful installation that enlivens the reception area and celebrates MedPro’s international reach. The artwork was very well received by the client.

                    Object

                    • Artwork Commissioned to brighten up the Reception

                    Focus

                    • Visual impact
                    • Bright Colourful Commission
                    • Iconic Images of cities with MrdPro Offices

                    Client

                    • MedPro

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • City of London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    A Livery Company

                    Artworks Restoration and Conservation Programme

                    Art Contact was engaged as an art consultancy with expertise in the commercial and practical aspects of art management to implement a comprehensive restoration and conservation programme for the artworks at the Livery Company during their extensive Hall refurbishment.

                    Working closely with the Head of Collection, we developed and coordinated a phased restoration plan for the Hall’s artworks. Drawing on our broad experience in fine art restoration across multiple media, we have ensured that each piece is carefully conserved in tandem with the wider refurbishment schedule, with specific areas addressed each year.

                    The first step was to conduct a full audit of the collection to assess the condition of each artwork, identify urgent conservation needs, and determine the scope of treatment required. Following this audit, a detailed report was produced outlining the recommended conservation approach and providing indicative budgets for each piece.

                    Each year, we collaborate with the Head of Collection to review progress and plan the next phase of the programme. This includes re-assessing conservation priorities, managing the handling and transportation of artworks, and coordinating restoration logistics to align with ongoing works at the Hall.

                    The project remains ongoing, with Art Contact continuing to oversee the careful preservation of the Hall’s entire collection, ensuring that every artwork is maintained to the highest standard and safeguarded for future generations.

                    Object

                    • Art restoration
                    • Conservation
                    • Collection management.

                    Focus

                    • Phased restoration
                    • Collection audit
                    • Project coordination.

                    Client

                    • A Livery Company

                    Sector

                    • Livery Hall

                    Location

                    • City of London

                    Status

                    • On-going
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                    Remark Group

                    Art Curation by Art Contact

                    When the Remark Group sought to enhance their workspace, they commissioned Art Contact to create a series of bespoke artworks that would embody their ethos and enhance the visual atmosphere of the office.

                    Our brief was to design contemporary artworks that enhanced the offices using iconic London architecture and forest inspired compositions, creating a strong sense of cohesion and professionalism throughout the space.

                    Working collaboratively with a digital artist, we developed a collection that subtly weaves the brief into elegant, visually engaging panels for both the Director’s office and the staff areas. The resulting artworks blend digital precision with organic forms, echoing the firm’s values of clarity, balance, and innovation.

                    Each piece was printed onto acrylic panels and mounted with a sub-frame, allowing the artworks to float seamlessly off the wall. This approach enhanced the overall presentation.

                    The completed installation delivers a cohesive and sophisticated visual statement — artworks creating a calm and inspiring workplace environment.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for the Director’s office and staff areas.
                    • Reframe existing picture

                    Focus

                    • Iconic London Architecture and Forrest Designs
                    • Photographic Montage
                    • Functional design.

                    Client

                    • Remark Group

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • Peterborough

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    Parc Ferme Surveyors

                    Art Curation by Art Contact

                    When Parc Ferme Surveyors sought to enhance their workspace, they commissioned Art Contact to supply a series of artworks that would embody their ethos and enhance the atmosphere of the reception in their office.

                    Our brief was to supply contemporary artworks that enhanced the office reception creating a strong sense of cohesion and professionalism throughout the space.

                    A number of suggestions were put forward and images were chosen to reflect the ethos of the company and to enhance the ambience of their reception

                    Each piece was printed onto paper and framed in molding to suit the decor of their office reception location. The framing enhanced the presentation photographs.

                    The completed installation delivers a cohesive and sophisticated visual statement — artworks creating a calm and inspiring environment.

                    Object

                    • Art Curation for Reception.

                    Focus

                    • London Street Scenes
                    • Photographic Prints
                    • Functional framing.

                    Client

                    • Parc Ferme Surveyors

                    Sector

                    • Office and Corporate

                    Location

                    • Soho, London

                    Status

                    • Completed
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                    Arma Partners

                    Art Contact was asked to assist Arma Partners with the re-organisation of the artworks in their offices.

                    This involved auditing their existing collection and the disposal of artworks no longer required in their new offices.

                    Following the disposal of some of their artworks Art Contact sourced and commissioned artworks from 5 well known contemporary artists incorporating diverse media, materials and techniques from photo montage panels to dichroic wall panels and original paintings.

                    The artworks were installed in the meeting rooms and around the offices. The addition of the artworks brought a colourful addition to the new interior.

                    • Object – Re-organisation, including  disposal, source and supply of new artworks
                    • Client – Arma Partners
                    • Sector – Financial
                    • Location – Central London
                    • Status – Complete
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                    Art Contact was a great help assisting us with re-organising he artworks in our offices including the audit of our existing collection and the disposal of artworks no longer required. The new artworks they supplied brought a new dimension to our office environment which has been much appreciated by our staff.

                    An International Bank

                    Art and Artefact Relocation and ongoing collection management

                    Art Contact was engaged to manage the relocation of the bank’s artworks and artefacts to their new offices.

                    Our brief was to ensure a seamless move while maintaining the integrity, condition, and placement of the collection, including the management of artworks requiring restoration, framing, and additional fabrication.

                    To begin the process, Art Contact carried out a comprehensive audit of all artworks and artefacts, compiling the information into a custom database. A dedicated viewing portal was created to allow stakeholders to review the collection remotely and make informed decisions about the placement of each piece in the new office.

                    Detailed reports were produced to document the locations of each item in the existing offices and their proposed new placements. These reports were used throughout the move and annotated by the movers to confirm collection, delivery, and installation at the correct locations.

                    Following the relocation, all artworks and artefacts were installed as planned. Some items required framing or restoration prior to installation, which was fully costed and approved before work commenced. One of the more complex aspects of the project involved relocating a large Pegasus sculpture, which required additional fabrication before it could be safely installed in its new position.

                    The project remains ongoing, with Art Contact continuing to manage the collection through regular database maintenance, logistical coordination, and ongoing support as required.

                    Object

                    • Collection audit
                    • Relocation
                    • Restoration
                    • Installation.

                    Focus

                    • Art and artefact management
                    • Database coordination
                    • Complex logistics.

                    Client

                    • An International Bank

                    Sector

                    • Financial

                    Location

                    • Canary Wharf – London

                    Status

                    • On-going
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                    Virginia and Nelson from Art Contact were incredibly attentive to detail during our move. Their detailed reports for the movers meant everything ended up exactly where it belonged. They managed a very large number of artworks and artifacts with precision and care, making the entire process seamless.

                    Corinne Natel

                    Corinne Natel is a contemporary artist specialising in abstract mixed media paintings. Corinne is based in North West London and is inspired by landscapes, nature, cities, travel, fashion and media. Her work investigates colour, form, space and texture.

                    Working with a variety of mixed media, a blank canvas takes on a new form and begins to develop a life of it’s own. A new entity, aiming to create vibrant and emotive works that allude to another world.

                    Corinne Natel has sold works in the UK and internationally, for homes, offices, hotels, restaurants and cruise ships. She has exhibited in solo and group shows at contemporary galleries and at renowned London Hotels and leading Art Fairs.

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                    Categories:

                    • Paintings
                    • Prints

                    Mediums:

                    • Acrylics on Canvas/Linen
                    • Inks
                    • Collage
                    • Mixed Media

                    Subject Matter:

                    • Abstract
                    • Botanical
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                      M1 Agency

                      M1 Agency based in London operates across the UK and Europe in national investment, letting and tenant advice for warehouses and larger commercial buildings.

                      The company was keen to use their own images of various properties but as a commercial real estate is  not so decorative and interesting, we suggested highlighting areas by creating a ‘PopArt’ photographic collage.

                      The concept was received well and we set about working with a digital photographer who we have worked with over the decade, together we created a bespoke artwork which reflected the company portfolio and the vibrant young environment of the office with shots of bright colours adorning the corridors and boardroom.

                      • Object – To create artworks using images of their commercial buildings.
                      • Client – M1 Agency
                      • Sector – Property
                      • Location – Mayfair, London
                      • Status – Complete
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