VISUALIZATION
Art changes a room.
Scale, light, sightline and material all change how a work is experienced.
Use these spaces as a way to imagine possibilities, not as rules for where art belongs.
Living
A living room rewards work that can hold attention across changing distances. Begin with the longest sightline, then compare the work’s true dimensions with the wall, not the sofa.
Entry
An entry is encountered quickly and repeatedly. Consider a work with a clear first read and enough detail to reward return.
Dining
Account for seated sightlines, reflected light and the distance between the work and the table.
Office
Consider what the work offers over time, not merely how it coordinates with finishes.
VISUALIZATION
Hospitality
Build from the property’s actual relationship to place, its circulation and the duration of the guest encounter.
VISUALIZATION
Your wall. The actual work.
Send MFAC a straight-on photograph and approximate wall dimensions. We can prepare a complimentary proportional visualization or help you use augmented reality where available.
WORKS AT SCALE
When the wall becomes part of the work.
Some works ask for more than placement.
Works at Scale are developed around physical sightlines, viewing distance and architecture before fabrication begins.
Explore the current works or begin with your wall.