Friedman Fine Art is pleased to announce the completion of the art and graphic program for the Gift of Hope. This non-for-profit organ and tissue donor network is located in a newly constructed state of the art facility in Itasca, Illinois. The program took over a year to complete and consists of photography, custom paintings, wall murals and environmental & branding graphic applications.
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Custom 4' x 8' oil painting on canvas by Chicago artist Peter Hurley. The painting depicts the Vitruvian Man
inside a painted heart with strands of DNA, birds, trees and other life affirming symbols.
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The bulk of the facility was adorned with colored photographs mounted on acrylic float frames. The entire
collection of over 75 pieces is an assortment of nature related imagery.
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- The collection consists of large panoramics and smaller series of complimenting imagery.
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Timeline wall highlighting significant dates, events and milestones in Gift of Hope's history. Dimensional
elements are printed on Sintra cleated over seamless printed canvas wall covering.
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- Process wall highlighting the steps in the donation procedure.
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Donor wall highlighting the names of 2011's donors and recipients. The dimensional elements
are fabricated with magnetic sheets on cleated Sintra for changeability.
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- Mission statement in pinned painted acrylic letters below a vinyl strip illustrating photos of donors and recipients.
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The adjacent wall in the boardroom has donor and recipient photos mounted on acrylic that is pucked
over a painted wall graphic.
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Custom painted wall mural by Chicago artist Harry Sudman depicting graphic themes used throughout the
art collection.
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- A series of cable hung printed plexi panels are used as room dividers.
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