Begin with a $250 Curate Deposit, fully applied toward your artwork purchase.
This reserves your consultation and allows me to begin learning about your space, project, and vision.
Share photographs, dimensions, plans, renderings, material selections, designer boards, or other information that helps me understand the environment.
For larger residential, commercial, facility, or public-space projects, we'll determine the appropriate project information and stakeholders to include.
We'll discuss the space, how it's used, who experiences it, what already exists within it, and—most importantly—how you want it to feel.
For professional projects, this may also include conversations around architectural intent, brand identity, audience, traffic flow, project objectives, budget, timeline, and installation requirements.
I'll explore my Gallery, collections, and photographic archives to identify work that could be right for the environment.
Depending on the project, recommendations may include existing artwork, custom scale and proportions, alternative crops, coordinated collections, diptychs or triptychs, multi-piece installations, commissioned photography, or site-specific concepts.
Where appropriate, artwork can be digitally visualized within the actual space to help evaluate scale, proportion, placement, relationships between pieces, and overall visual impact.
For larger projects, this can evolve into a more comprehensive art plan across multiple spaces.
Once the direction is established, we'll refine artwork selections, scale, presentation, and placement.
Your $250 Curate Deposit is applied toward your artwork purchase.
For larger residential, commercial, corporate, facility, and public-space installations, a customized proposal can address the broader project scope, production, delivery, placement, and installation coordination.
Begin with a $250 Curate Deposit, fully applied toward your artwork purchase.
This reserves your consultation and allows me to begin learning about your space, project, and vision.
Share photographs, dimensions, plans, renderings, material selections, designer boards, or other information that helps me understand the environment.
For larger residential, commercial, facility, or public-space projects, we'll determine the appropriate project information and stakeholders to include.
We'll discuss the space, how it's used, who experiences it, what already exists within it, and—most importantly—how you want it to feel.
For professional projects, this may also include conversations around architectural intent, brand identity, audience, traffic flow, project objectives, budget, timeline, and installation requirements.
I'll explore my Gallery, collections, and photographic archives to identify work that could be right for the environment.
Depending on the project, recommendations may include existing artwork, custom scale and proportions, alternative crops, coordinated collections, diptychs or triptychs, multi-piece installations, commissioned photography, or site-specific concepts.
Where appropriate, artwork can be digitally visualized within the actual space to help evaluate scale, proportion, placement, relationships between pieces, and overall visual impact.
For larger projects, this can evolve into a more comprehensive art plan across multiple spaces.
Once the direction is established, we'll refine artwork selections, scale, presentation, and placement.
Your $250 Curate Deposit is applied toward your artwork purchase.
For larger residential, commercial, corporate, facility, and public-space installations, a customized proposal can address the broader project scope, production, delivery, placement, and installation coordination.