| Art can make a powerful statement about your organisation. It can reinforce the values and ideology that your company stands for; It can inspire visitors who come to your buildings and the employees who work there, and it can enhance the interior space, making it a vibrant and engaging place that lifts the spirit in ways that make people want to spend time there.
Martin Hinchcliffe has created some inspired commissions for both public and private sector organisations. Working with colleagues at mmdesign, Martin oversees the entire creative process from initial client briefings, the development of concept proposals through to the installation of the completed works. |
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2009 – University for Industry, Millenium Galleries, Sheffield
The celebration of the 10th Anniversary of learndirect, the worlds largest e learning network, was marked by the creation of a large scale mural that was exhibited at the Millenium Galleries in Sheffield. Each of the panels reflects each of learndirect’s 10 successful years, forming a timeline of past achievements, key dates and milestones.
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2008 – Univerity for Industry, British Museum, London
The launch of Ufi’s 2008 Skills Evolution Report was marked by a high profile event held at the British Museum, London with keynote address by Professor Lord Winston. A large scale perimeter graphic panel was created to illustrate the evolution of skills since prehistoric times and offered some predictions for the future too. The event and related PR reinforced Ufi’s position as thought leaders in the learning, training and skills market.
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2007 – Department for Work and Pensions. Jobcentre Plus Timeline
Commissioned by DWP, this timeline uses archived imagery to show how much government support for job seekers has has changed over the last 100 years. Historical research, image manipulation and strong copywriting combine to create an exciting testament to this important and evolving service. Completed panels were installed in DWP’s head offices.
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1990 – Charnwood Hotel, Sheffield
An ‘Italianesque’ trompe l’oeil mural decorates the walls and ceiling of a small lift at the Charnwood as part of an extensive refurbishment.
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