Corporate companies consistently struggle to build meaningful staff conversations. Data shows that 69% of managers feel uncomfortable communicating with staff, and over a third of employees actively avoid difficult conversations at work. Thoughtfully curated, art-inspired spaces act as excellent conversation starters.
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The Time Grid – Case Study
Time challenges in corporate companies primarily revolve around constant interruptions from meetings and communication tools. Artwork representing the elasticity of time (like colourful clocks) encourages abstract thought and gives employees permission to mentally detach from rigid schedules.
The Crunch Time – Case Study
Corporate companies understand the value of providing workplace nutrition education being an important health focus. Artworks involving fruits and vegetables can gently boost awareness of healthy eating in an office.
The ‘Snow Lion’ Prana – Case Study
Corporate office staff primarily face shallow chest breathing caused by stress and sedentary sitting, which restricts oxygen intake and leads to daytime mental fatigue, physical muscle tension, and a lack of focus.
Corporate Art Printing
Corporate Artwork Printing – Our printing studio turns your own images into striking pieces of art ready to hang on the wall. Using the latest wide format giclée technology, we can produce exceptional prints on a range of fine art and photographic substrates.
Corporate Art Framing
We pride ourselves on producing the highest quality products with a service level to match. That’s why we offer a satisfaction guarantee on every order. Your choice of black, white or oak FSC®-certified wood frames, available in 14 sizes and complete with high quality glass windows.
Corporate Art Display
Art in the office or hallways of your organization has a direct impact on productivity, creativity, and absenteeism. A well-organized office boosts productivity and creates a pleasant working environment. With professional hanging systems, you can stylishly furnish your office space without damaging the walls.
Stamp Art: Covers ‘Fans’ project
The Stamp Art Covers ‘Fans’ project uses the history and mystique of the Victorian Fan, displayed in a modern day stamp artwork for art enthusiasts seeking a valuable limited edition artwork to admire, debate and critique, using rare postal material with vibrant colours to show off the hidden meaning of the Victorian Fan language. In Victorian times fans were used – much like gloves or parasols – for relaying secret messages. Drawing the fan across the cheek supposedly meant ‘I love you’, while twirling it in the left hand signalised ‘We are watched’ and dropping it was a suggestion to ‘just be friends’. Whilst it seems reasonable that a Victorian lady could have used her fan not only as an accessory, but also as a tool to attract additional attention through affectionate gestures, it is perhaps doubtful that her male counterpart could have mastered this secret language, said to have consisted of about two dozen different moves or gestures.
Stamp Art: The Bewick Swans ‘Spirit & Totem’ project
The Stamp Art 1993 GB Beswick Swans First Day Cover collection, presents an informative and educational review of The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust – Limited Edition Bewick Swan’s conservation issue (including insert cards and individually numbered) – MINT. Presented in Artwork Layouts for education and critique and available for private commission exhibition’s only, in large format displays with accompanying messaging.
Stamp Art: The British ‘Birds’ project
The Stamp Art – The British ‘Bird’s project, showcasing the 1989 GB RSPB First Day Cover issue with insert card and The GB 2010/2011 First Day Cover issue. An informative and educational review of ‘Birds’ focusing on the symbolism and song of the bird. Presented in Artwork Layouts for education and critique and available for private commission, corporate showcases and exhibition’s only, in large format displays with accompanying messaging.