Art Selection

A space built for being used by people to live in or to work at or to simply just walk past everyday always comes with a feeling of belonging. The silent features of any space in terms of the art on the walls does interact with its surroundings in unprecedented ways. While spatial context is considered during the process of art selection, the art itself carries & adds value to its surroundings thus giving the space an ambiguous yet definitive meaning. Each eye connects with it differently by finding meaning or beauty in it. A piece of art on the wall can change the aura of its room & has an affect on human behaviour in one or many ways. The most primitive of all being observation & perception. While ones cognitive skills are at work while observing a piece of art, the heart therefore opens itself as to how one actually feels while merely looking at something hung on the wall. Human efficiency & self worth is catered to when one sees an artwork and is able to relate to it in some ways, it might just accelerate your creative ideas. While people buy art to fill the bare walls of their private space or work space, the art itself carries an emotional value with it.

So the next time you are looking out for art the most essential factors to look at while purchasing is to ask yourself three things:

for where do you need it - contextual value,

to solve what purpose - emotional value &

what is your budget - monetary value