Lance Ehrecke, Na Ala Hele, Basel frame

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.

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Living

Works with enough visual presence to hold longer sightlines, conversation areas and the changing light of everyday life.

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Entry

A strong first encounter. Consider work that establishes a point of view immediately rather than merely filling the wall.

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Dining

Art experienced repeatedly at close and medium distance, often an ideal setting for texture, material and work that continues revealing itself over time.

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Office

Work does not have to become conservative because it is entering a professional space. Choose something with enough presence to make the room specific.

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Hospitality

Art can give guests a meaningful relationship to place when the work itself has a meaningful relationship to place.

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Lance Ehrecke, Na Ala Hele, Basel frame

Visualization

Your wall. The actual work.

Send us a photograph of the space and the approximate wall dimensions. Where practical, MFAC can help visualize scale and presentation before you make a final decision.

Write info@livingmomentsmedia.com or call 808-866-8303.

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