Seeing my work brought to life in such a thoughtfully designed space and being trusted with the curation of images has been incredibly rewarding.

There’s something special about watching your photography become part of an environment where people gather, connect, and feel inspired. It’s moments like these that remind me why I do what I do.

Grateful to the team who made this possible, and to those who continue to believe in the value of art in everyday spaces.

We were recently engaged with to help curate and display 27 large acrylic artworks for Avive Health Windsor. Avive clinic specialise in Private Psychiatric Care including additioncs, depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD and many more.

We helped design the best artwork sizes, locations and images to help tell a visual story across three levels.

“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” Thomas Merton.

This was a special little project where we were commisioned to provide several prints per unit in a coastal style. This involved having a small cut out at the bottom of the matboard with details of when the image was captured and the location.

This project consisted of finding lots of pops of colour for the clients interior styles and having 200x100cm canvas prints hanging in the void. This required organising instsallation with the use of a forklift.

This was an extremely special project and not a small one. This involved over 60 smaller prints to be distrubuted throughout the hospital to help increase the wellbeing of patients. We provided stunning brushed silver frames and acrylic instead of glass for safety.