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Total Environment Programme

This green fields project seeks to combine Art, Photographic Imagery, Sculpture and Healing spaces using visual environmental communication in the hospital setting to aid healing.

The use of specific images to address identified and defined issues in the clinical setting is being developed in partnership with world renowned Photographic Environmental Communicator, Martin Hill (http://www.martin-hill.com).

This long term project in targeted imagery should transform the sometimes bland hospital environment into a far more pleasant place for those in personal crisis.

Environmental images targeted at the needs of each specialist area are now in place throughout the hospital.

Reception cardiophysiology

Cardiology exercise room


Clinical Floor Art /Décor Project

Ward 2: The brand new purpose built medical & acute stroke unit opened in July hosts an enviable art collection of print on canvas with the themes of local scenes and native birdlife from Artists Debbie Morgan, Steve Sotogi and Jeffery Arnold. A magnificent art on glass installation depicting local scenery has been created and installed by SignTech Ltd. The single rooms all have beautiful frostings on their glass to enhance privacy.
www.sign-tech.co.nz

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Art by D Morgan

Art on Ward 2
Window art by SignTech


Ward 9: an Orthopaedic ward has also been refurbished and hosts an art collection created by the team at The City Impact Church Browns Bay. This makes the floor a happier & brighter place for everyone.
www.cityimpactchurch.com

Art on Ward 9
Art on Ward 9
 


Ward 10: a medical ward recently underwent a refurbishment. As part of the project the foundation installed an art collection by artist Sarah C. a mix of canvas and corrugated iron works brilliantly coloured Kiwiana images now fill the environment and are enjoyed by all.
www.sarahcdesign.co.nz


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Art on Ward 10 Art on Ward 10
 


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