On the Wall

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On the Wall

Since antiquity (think Egyptian and Chinese tombs), murals have enlivened a multitude of long corridors, activating them with content and energy. The practice continues today, transforming passageways into immersive experiences that can positively affect mood, inspire, engage, and energize, as well as celebrate brand.

What happens on the wall can transform a lifeless space into an opportunity for inspiration, interaction, brand awareness, well-being, and…pleasure.

Confidential Client | San Jose, CA
The infectious joy of perpetual spring makes this corridor a lively space year-round.
Photography by Marco Zecchin/Image Center

Bacardi | Paris, France
A compelling image using variants of two colors is on brand for spirit company Bacardi.
Photography by Benjamin Genet

Confidential Client | Cape Town, South Africa
Here, mood and interaction underline engagement.
Photography by Graeme Wyllie, Shepherd Media

Confidential Client | Dallas, TX
Black strokes on the move against a palette of strong colors evoke bold energy.
Photography by Thomas McConnell

Confidential Client | Cape Town, South Africa
Subtle and sophisticated, an intriguing ambiance piques curiosity.

BMO | Toronto, Canada
Take the stairs for well-being and learn how to make a paper glider.
Photography by Kevin Fung

Confidential Client | Atlanta, GA
A whimsical map celebrates location, inspiring pride of place.
Photography by Adam Goldberg

Banco Itau International | Miami, FL
The wall itself, carved and layered, becomes the mural.
Photography by Andrea Calo

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