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Reflective Zones

Corporate Artwork for Your Business Environment

Living and working in a sterile environment is one of the fastest ways in which to destroy creativity and morale. One of the keys to creating and maintaining a healthy, low-stress, productive, and enjoyable workplace - one where your employees minds are continually challenged to explore, and to pour the results of that mind expansion back into your business - is to create a warm and friendly atmosphere for them to work in. Ergonomic work stations, effective lighting and daylighting, clean air with good circulation, and proper sanitation are all critical; now that your employees' basic needs are met, they are able to become more effective by allowing their minds to be stimulated as well.

DeepEarth's corporate artwork program specifically addresses the functional and aesthetic needs of your employee's brains, enabling them to be relaxed, creative, and productive. The images presented capture attention, forcing the eyes and minds to examine them more and more closely. The subjects evoke relaxation, cleanliness, and general health. When the proper artwork is used in the proper locations, it can turn otherwise wasted, unproductive time into an opportunity to re-energize and re-focus employees.

The rich organic colors, complex arcs and lines, and rough tile mosaic of the rain forest print form a perfect contrast to barren, unbroken lines of tile - particularly those in washrooms and reception areas. This image is suggested for installation to humanize and warm the brightly-lit white tile washroom.

This rain forest panorama has a 1:8 aspect ratio (sizes available at up to 18 inches high by 12 feet wide). Below is a detail of one section of the actual tiled image at approximately 1/4 of actual size. The details of the trees, mosses, and undergrowth are mesmerizing.

Other images in the Reflective Zones collection


A high alpine environment twists bristlecone pine into the most amazing flows and curves.	Decay, harsh ultraviolet exposure, and lightning burns take their toll on the fallen.	The pitted, cracked yellow bark of a healthy pine just below treeline in the high mountains.

Bark bent into the pattern of the winds that shape the unique bristlecone pines.	Oxidation slowly turns an exposed metal fence into a piece of property-dividing artwork.	A knot of metal chain slowly pushes through a weathering iron plate.

Repeating crucifix patterns testify to the harshness of the environment and evoke quiet reverence for the processes of nature.	Paint slowly takes on the characteristics of the underlying corroding metal, peeling and disintegrating in small, rolling flakes.