With more and more studies revealing the positive impacts of using nature imagery in hospitality and healthcare environments, it might be time for you to look around at your own space and see if it’s in need of a refresh. In a recent article on NBC News, Leslie Faerstein, executive director of Arts & Health ...
Water. It makes up approximately 60% of our bodies and covers almost 3 quarters of the earth’s surface. We can’t live without it. So it makes sense that according to Kathy Hathorn and Upali Nanda’s A Guide to Evidence Based Art, calm, slow moving water imagery made healthcare patients feel more at ease ...
Even though I’ve been a Midwestern fine art photographer for many years, when I began creating art for healthcare, I was excited about being part of a movement that could benefit patients, families, doctors and staff in tangible ways. The idea of creating spaces with intention, from the very beginning of the design process, ...
This image was an unexpected gift on a day that seemed like any other. I was driving, just a few miles from my house, and saw these stunning horses from the gravel road. I was immediately drawn to them ~ the way they stood in the pasture, interacting with one another, and the absolutely breathtaking ...
Beauty is often found in the tiniest details. The way the delicate veins of a leaf stretch in an intricate pattern across a leaf. Every line and curve, connected in some way to the next. It would be easy to walk past these wonderful leaves without seeing all they have to offer, in the same ...
Everywhere I go, this time of year, is filled with breathtaking changes in nature ~ lush green forests turning deep shades of orange, yellow and red, leaves doing their delicate dance as they gently fall to their winter resting place. I love being alone in these spaces with my camera. Their beauty filling me ...
Brookings Health System, in Brookings South Dakota, was the type of project that we absolutely love to do, and it was right in our wheelhouse. Research shows that native, indigenous nature imagery can aid the healing process. There’s nothing we enjoy more than taking some road trips, collaborating with the great staff ...
In this webinar, presenters Kurt and Carolyn Johnson, owners, Kurt Johnson Photography, and Mitchell S. Elliott, AIA, senior partner, RDG Planning & Design, presented on the importance of incorporating local, meaningful and indigenous artwork into the design of the facility, and how it contributes to the quality of life ...
Installing fine art photography is always a joy because a successful project with great people is what we are all about. The people at Sodoro Law Office were fantastic to work with, and we’re proud of the images that were selected and installed.
