Corporate Client – Relocation to Portman Square

As part of their Art Collection Management programme, Art Contact has been appointed to coordinate the move of this corporate clients existing art collection and assess the best ways to maximise the potential of the works in time for their relocation to Portman Square, with it’s panoramic view of Central London.

Art Contact provided a creative, tailored art programme for the client. This involved the cataloguing of the existing artwork for valuation and re-organisation. Art Contact also advised on the most effective ways in which to maximise the visual impact of the artworks through re-framing and careful placement across both floors.

The re-framing of the newly assembled collection took place at our in-house framing workshop, where Art Contact worked in collaboration with our client and their design team, Artillery Interiors, to integrate the artworks into the new, state-of-the-art office interior.

To celebrate the relocation, Art Contact took a brief from the client, to commission an original piece of artwork in celebration of the company growth and development.

  • Object – To review, refresh and complement the existing art collection for relocation to Portman Square
  • Client – Corporate Client
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Portman Square, London
  • Status – Completed
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Blue Bay Asset Management

Art Contact has sourced artwork for Blue Bay Asset Management for over 10 years. Most recently commissioning new wall sculptures of sand and colour pigment for the offices on Grosvenor Street.

Blue Bay also recently engaged Art Contact to commission new works and to organize the transportation of these works for their offices in Connecticut, USA.

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  • Object – Source & select artwork for London and other offices
  • Client – Blue Bay Asset Management
  • Sector – Offices and Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Urbanest – King’s Cross Central

‘Unity’ by Simon Hitchens – As part of the major regeneration programme at Kings Cross Central, Urbanest Properties invited Art Contact to commission a ‘Public Art’ sculpture for the main entrance to the newly designed building by Glenn Howells architect, accommodation for students which completed September 2013.

The redevelopment of the former King’s Cross Goods Yard, now known as King’s Cross Central, owes much of its appeal to the proud industrial heritage which formed it.

Simon Hitchens was commissioned to create this graphic sculpture which visually references the heavy engineering used in the area’s industrial past. Unity’s form is suggestive of two large and redundant cogged wheels.

The granite element symbolises the robust building materials used in the old Goods Yards, where commodities were moved about by rail and cart. The more technologically challenging blue resin element hints both at the Regents Canal and the, important part it played in the transport of goods, but also the inspirational, state of the art future being built at King’s Cross Central.

The simple graphic form of the sculpture can be seen as a stylised letter X, but also articulates the unity between two separate yet co-dependant bodies: a balance of essential opposites and a celebration of progress across the generations.

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  • Object – Source, select and commission public art sculpture for Kings Cross Central
  • Client – Urbanest
  • Sector – Student Housing
  • Location – King’s Cross, London
  • Status – Completed
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''As part of our development at King's Cross student accommodation we had a section 106 commitment to install Public Art. We wanted the art to reflect the heritage of the site, our commitment to quality and stand the test of time. We also needed to ensure our partners in the project KCCLP, Argent and Camden Planning department were equally satisfied that the Public Art added to the environment. I approached Virginia at Art Contact and she immediately put me at ease with the whole process whilst keeping all interested parties engaged. I have to say I enjoyed the whole process. After visiting the site, Art Contact carried out in depth research, reviewing the site and its history, in order to establish a brief to present to selected artists. Their research ensured that the final result could be fully integrated into the site and reflect heritage. Throughout Virginia sustained constant communication ensuring that we were fully informed at all times as well as liaising between ourselves and the artist from start to finish. We are delighted with the result and would be happy to recommend Art Contact as an Art Consultant and Commissioning Agent for art commissions.''

Angus Kearin Head of Development - Urbanest

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Tiger Developments

Tiger Developments invited Art Contact to source art work for a reception which housed multi-purpose client base for a corporate building in the centre of London. When proposing work for the space, the curvature of wall encouraged innovative design which culminated in a linear collection, positioned under existing spotlights.

The collection, a series of studies, built up with sand and other natural materials provided a textural contrast to the white interior and crisp downward lighting.

From afar, the single red image appears to fragment and disrupt the order of the blue and white studies, creating a composition that had a sense of assertion within is surroundings. Upon closer inspection however, each constructed artwork, variegated with the warm, natural tones of sand and stone allowed the light to dance across it to create micro landscapes.

The wonderful concept of manoeuvring an organic material into geometric shapes, gracefully reminds us of the careful balance between the natural and the man made. These images were very well received within the building.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artworks for the reception area.
  • Client – Tiger Developments
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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IVF Clinic – Boston Place

Art Contact developed an art program which incorporated a diverse range of original artwork to complement the decoration and to support the work carried out in the clinic.  A diptych was commissioned for a wall recess within the main communal waiting area.

The other artworks, constructed from natural materials and pigment are wonderfully striking and tactile in their simplicity, evoking a wide range of inferences relative to the work of the clinic.

Further works included colourful prints and soft flora and fauna to encourage a relaxed, holistic environment.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artwork for clinic
  • Client – IVF Clinic
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Boston Place, London
  • Status – Completed
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London Bridge Hospital

The brief from the client was to create an interesting vision for patients and staff with no view but an empty grey space without natural light. Virginia Grub from Art Contact set about sourcing the right artist to create an artificial garden set in the atrium by using dichoric etched components to create what we know as ‘The Light Garden’.

The Light Garden was formed and created by using 62 dichroic acrylic sandblasted discs to create floral designs with 48 fins placed along the face of the building which reflects from the mirrored wall opposite. This created an explosion of colours when the natural sunlight streams into the atrium from the south facing windows, as the light passes through and reflects off the glass it is transformed and takes on a journey around the space with flashes of rainbow of colours.

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  • Object –  Source & Commission Artwork to brighten up light well in centre of building.
  • Client – HCA – London Bridge Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Tooley Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client: Sumo’s

Sale of Sculptures by Pierre Diamantopoulo to a Private Residence

In preparation for ‘Chiri-chozu,’ the Sumo has been captured in a snapshot moment before his hands collide to initiate the fight. In this moment, the braiding on his ‘Mawashi’ are flung into the air as he squats into position, and his expression captures a calm and steady composure before the fight begins.

Once ‘Shiko’ has taken place, the fight can begin. Captured in bronze the opposing Sumo is in a position of balance and strength. The sculptor masterfully bends the rules of physics and gives a playful nod to gravity, as the Sumo’s body weight is thrown across to the side. The attention to muscular detail both on and below the surface of the sculpture demonstrate the sculptor’s masterful grasp of his medium.

  • Object – Sale of sculptures from one of our exhibitions
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Grove Hotel – Expressions of Movement

Following the great success of the previous exhibition Art Contact was again approached to organise another sculpture exhibition in the Grounds of the Grove Hotel near Watford.

In close collaboration with the hotel staff, the sculptures and exhibition locations were selected and Art Contact made the necessary arrangements for the installation of the exhibition including making the arrangements for any specialist equipment to be available.

The installation took about a week and the exhibition ran for about 6 months.

The time scale from the initial inquiry to the opening of the show was about 9 months.

A selection of the sculptures shown can be seen below.

The full catalogue can be downloaded.

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  • Object – To arrange another sculpture exhibition in the gardens and grounds of the Grove Hotel
  • Client – The Grove Hotel
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  Watford
  • Status – Completed
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Metrix Enterprise Ltd

Metrix Enterprise invited Art Contact to source a collection of artwork for their first office in the London division. Our brief was to embrace the city; its culture, architecture and artists, through the artwork.

With this in mind, we sourced a collection of limited-edition prints from contemporary British printmakers and photographers, abstract and representational that complement the space and each other through palette and composition.

  • Object – Source and select artwork for new offices.
  • Client – Metrix Enterprise Ltd
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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London Bridge Hospital – Wards

Following on from other projects in the hospital, Art Contact was asked to assist London Bridge Hospital to refresh the wards in the hospital with the use of framed photographs of local London views.

 

These were specially commissioned for the hospital and were mounted and framed in a silver moulding to support the decoration through out the hospital.

  • Object – Source, supply and commission artwork for wards and patient rooms
  • Client – HCA – London Bridge Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Tooley Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – Gynaecology Patient Rooms

Art Contact was requested to source and supply artwork for the patient rooms of the Gynaecology Ward of the Portland Hospital. Floral images were chosen to brighten up the rooms.

The artwork was placed within the patients rooms and along the corridors. This is part of an of an ongoing art program with HCA.

  • Object – Source, select and supply – artworks for the Gyni patient rooms
  • Client – HCA, Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Great Portland Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – 215, 216 and ITU

The artwork is consistent with the themes previously created by the artist for use in the children’s areas of the Portland Hospital. The theme employs block colour children playing against a parkland backdrop of Regents Park. This imagery has now been developed for printing directly onto a white ROC substrait which forms the walls in the new units at 215 Portland Street.

Sections of the large scale murals have been cropped and printed onto acrylic or forex panels for corridor spaces and consulting rooms.

For the Gynaecology ward, a band of light theme was introduced taking flora and fauna imagery and inserting a contrasting band of colour horizontally or vertically across the artwork.

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  • Object – Source, select and commission artwork for more areas of the Portland Hospital
  • Client – HCA, Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Great Portland Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Portland Hospital – Consulting Rooms

Art Contact continues to supply artwork for the major refurbishment of the Portland Hospitals buildings. Commissions include digital photography artwork printed onto PVC or acrylic panels with mirror polished stainless steel fixings.

This was supplied for the Doctors Lounge, Boardroom and Consulting Rooms and Waiting Areas, taking imagery and scenes from the surrounding architecture and parkland.

  • Object – Source, select & commission artworks for Consulting Rooms, Lounges and Waiting Area.
  • Client – HCA, Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Great Portland Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Regester Larkin

In acknowledgement of the new graphics commissioned for the recently updated Regester Larkin website, Art Contact were brought on board to print and frame the illustrations.

The images were printed in two formats and installed in the new London offices.

  • Object – Prepare, print and frame clients own artwork for their offices.
  • Client – Regester Larkin
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Jones Lang La Salle

Art Contact commissioned a digital photographer on behalf of Jones Lang La Salle for the main reception of an office building in Blackfriars.

The composition and subject matter of the artwork was developed by the artist to illustrate the location of the building as a central hub in the City of London.

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  • Object – Source, supply and commission of office artwork
  • Client – Jones Lang La Salle
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Blackfriars, London
  • Status – Completed
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Ralph Trustees – Mayfair Offices

A collection of colourful and quirky limited edition prints by contemporary artists for the meeting rooms.

Supplied, framed and installed by Art Contact.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for offices.
  • Client – Ralph Trustees
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London, Mayfair
  • Status – Completed
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Inpex Corporation

Art Contact commissioned artwork to represent coral and geological patterns. Through the use of actual geological materials including pebble and sand solution, the artwork explores the natural patterns and organic ordering in our environment.

While, in the reception a large four panel Perspex artwork brings together imagery from Inpex project sites and oil rigs against a cityscape backdrop with architecture taken from four main locations worldwide where Inpex have offices. The second panel acknowledges the Japanese origins of the company, using complimentary images from London and Japan, of traditional architecture and sculpture against a backdrop of Mount Fuji and the cherry tree. The colours were considered to enhance and complement the existing design features.

For Inpex, the commissioned work lends a subtle reference to the corporation, who are continually developing and exploring oil and natural gas resources worldwide, whilst complementing the elegance of the walnut finishes throughout the office space.

Art Contact suggested re-framing pieces in the Inpex’s existing collection to be re-distributed around the offices. These pieces, which were in storage, have brightened up wall spaces within the general offices including the break out area.

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  • Object – Source, supply and commission artworks for London Offices.
  • Client – Inpex Corporation
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Lister Hospital – ITU Unit

The brief was to enhance and brighten the space, creating a holistic feel by bringing the outside in through the use of flora and fauna.

The artwork was chosen to complement the tranquillity of the space and the minimalist approach to the interior design.

  • Object – Source, supply & commission artwork for the ITU unit at the Lister Hospital
  • Client – HCA, Lister Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Chelsea Bridge Rd, London
  • Status – Completed
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Zaiwalla and Co

Zaiwalla & Co founded in 1982 and one of the first law firms to enter the international legal market in China, for this reason the company had a strong tie with China and wanted the artwork to reflect the oriental heritage as well as the European heritage in their artwork for the main reception.  The colour red was chosen to reflect the company colours.

Art Contact commissioned two digital montage artworks for the main reception and meeting rooms at Zaiwalla and Co London based offices. The artist created two cityscape depicting iconic sites from Europe and Asia to reflect the client’s associations with these countries. The concept enhances the corporate identity of Zaiwalla, by representing the global reach of the business.

  • Object – Source, select & commission artworks for London Offices
  • Client – Zaiwalla and Co.
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location –  London
  • Status – Completed
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Trade Winds

Art Contact sourced a selection of etchings and photography by three contemporary artists who depict subtle references to the marine world.

The artworks were selected for the London offices of this global shipping, news and forecasting corporation.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for Board Room and meeting rooms.
  • Client – Trade Winds
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Grove Hotel – Sculpture at the Grove

Art Contact were approached by the Grove Hotel near Watford to arrange a sculpture exhibition in the grounds of the hotel. In excess of 50 locations were identified in the grounds and Art Contact created a portfolio of suggested sculptures. In close collaboration with the hotel staff the final sculptures were selected and their proposed locations for the exhibition agreed.

Art Contact made the arrangements with the sculptors and specialist equipment suppliers. With the assistance of the hotel staff the exhibition was installed over a period of a week and ran for about 6 months.

The project took about 12 months to organise from the time we were first approached to the opening of the exhibition.

See below a selection of images of sculptures in the show.

The full catalogue can also be downloaded.

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  • Object – To arrange a sculpture exhibition in the gardens and grounds of the Grove Hotel
  • Client – The Grove Hotel
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  Watford
  • Status – Completed
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Development Bank of Singapore

The brief from the client was to source artworks with an Asian theme to reflect their background whilst creating a feng shui atmosphere to complement the colour palette used in the interior.

The carborundum etchings were floated onto maroon mounts and a fillet was placed against the frame to lift the glass from the artworks in order to protect the sculptural quality of the handmade paper.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for offices.
  • Client – Development Bank of Singapore
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Central London
  • Status – Completed
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"Do please pass on our thanks to your colleagues for all of their hard work in the production of these finished pieces – their efforts on our behalf have been very worthwhile!"

Lesley Bailey of DBS

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Keltbray Group Holdings

Brendan Kerr of Keltbray chose artworks which reflected the vibrancy and contemporary design of the head offices in Surrey. Some key pieces were chosen to represent the company’s prominent activity in the construction sector. This was loosely interpreted through artworks which employ building materials such as glass, stone and steel as their medium and construction ideas such as balance and illusion as their concept.

Art Contact commissioned a digitally manipulated image of photographs of London architecture which the artist then encased in a painted aluminium box frame with a dichoric glass opening.

When one walks past the artwork the light, which is refracted by the dichoric glass panels, presents an array of colours onto the image behind.

 

  • Object – Source, supply and commission of Office artworks
  • Client – Keltbray Group Holdings
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Surrey
  • Status – Completed
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London Bridge Hospital – Reception

London Bridge Hospital commissioned an artwork which represented the building and its surroundings along the South Bank for the newly renovated Reception Area.

The artwork, a digital montage of photographs, printed onto flame polished acrylic panels and fixed with stainless steel bolts, is a testament to the wonderful architectural features from Waterloo to London Bridge including the river facade of hospital building itself.

  • Object – Source, select & commission artwork for hospital reception.
  • Client – HCA – London Bridge Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Tooley Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Gilead Science

Gilead Sciences is a bio-pharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and commercialises innovative therapeutics in areas of unmet medical need.

Art Contact was invited to work with the team to select artwork to support the corporate identity and to enhance the working environment. Over the years artworks were selected and commissioned for both the offices at Granta Park and for the European Headquarters at Stockley Park.

In the offices at Granta Park colourful artworks were selected to enhance the working environment and to support the companies ethos.

As the main office is based in America they where keen to depict views of London in their Stockley Park offices.
A series of photographs were commissioned depicting views of London. The resulting images were combined and manipulated resulting in series of photo montages which were printed in monochrome to suit the decor.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artworks for offices
  • Client – Gilead Science
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location –  Stockley Park, London & Granta Park, Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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“Art Contact has over the last 8 years consistently provided stunning artwork for our UK offices, contributing to the overall success of our office refurbishments." “Art Contact's skills lie in exceptional project management, art selection and client communication, all of which have helped to make the whole process of choosing suitable artwork for our office space an enjoyable and inspirational experience."

Keiran Ferguson - Director, Facilities and Operations,

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Portland Hospital – Reception and Children’s Reception

The Portland Hospital wanted to create a welcoming and bright atmosphere in the primary areas of the hospital using artworks that were created through photo-montage technique. The artworks, designed by one of our artists, were digitised montages of photographs taken by the artist of landmarks around Great Portland Street and Regents Park which were then mounted onto glass or perspex panels.

The hospital wanted to reflect their service as specialists in Obstrecics, Women’s health and Paediactrics by employing the theme of mother and child through the artworks used throughout the hospital. In the children’s areas a bright and fun colour palette was chosen to complement the interior design while the images were taken from children playing in Regents Park.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artworks for the receptions
  • Client – HCA, Portland Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Great Portland Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Speechly Bircham

“We are making a major investment in the new office and would like to make a statement of our identity, confidence and that the firm is moving forward”

From this brief we chose and commissioned works of art by established artists as well as up and coming artists such as Martha Winter and Mickey Dell and works by international artists such as Francois Pont and Ralph Keigal.

 

Together with their existing artwork their collection which has been built up over the years containing works in media from photography to oil and sculpture to relief’s has been much enlarged while still remaining in harmony with the state of the art new offices.

 

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks to complement existing collection and move to new offices.
  • Client – Speechly Bircham
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – City Of London
  • Status – Completed
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“Art Contact took note of our brief extremely well by contributing to the overall success of our new offices.”

Tim Raper

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Princess Grace Hospital – 5th Floor Patient Rooms

Princess Grace Hospital part of HCA Healthcare Group. Our association with HCA goes back nearly two decades during which time we have provided a comprehensive art programme to reflect the clients international reputation as a healthcare provider.

In this case we were asked to supply artwork to brighten up the rooms while being aware of the stringent requirements of the healthcare environment.

Over the years, in conjunction with HCA we have developed a range of display products ideally suited to the healthcare environment.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for the private rooms on the 5th floor of Princes Garce Hospital
  • Client – HCA, Princess Grace Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Marylebone, London
  • Status – Completed
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BMA Members Lounge

‘Trees’
The brief was to produce substantial artworks that would have considerable impact on the space at the same time as creating a tranquil atmosphere.
Images of trees were chosen to help create the calm and the use of non-reflective acrylic panels giving the impact that the space required.

View other work by Gudawer Kalirai:

  • The Waldron Health Centre, New Cross
  • Nottingham City Hospital – ‘Nottingham Forest’
  • Roche Diagnostics – ‘Trees’
  • Object – To provide artwork for the member’s lounge that created a tranquil atmosphere while also making an impact on the vast space.
  • Client – British Medical Association
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location –BMA House, Tavistock Square
  • Status – Completed
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Chelsea Diagnostics

The brief for this project was to bring the natural botanical world into this urban healthcare centre. To provide a holistic and therapeutic environment and to create a peaceful atmosphere for the patients.

Art Contact sourced images of flora and fauna from three established photographers to create the right blend of imigary for the space.

 

Digital image files were printed onto a specialist wipe clean board. This utilitarian board was appropriate within this health care environment to comply with rigorous hygiene standards.

The feed back from this project following the opening has been extremely favourable having satisfied the brief in creating an extremely peaceful environment for staff and patients alike.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for diagnostic centre
  • Client – HCA – Chelsea Diagnositic
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – 280 Kings Road
  • Status – Completed
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