forum
Curated minimalist large scale photographic works for interior designers, architects AND PUBLIC spaces.
ART work to conceptualise interiors.
Welcome to Forum, a concept envisioned by Ben Wyatt an Art Photographer and designer who understands the need to connect the worlds of interior design and visual art. Motivated by the idea that both can reflect the other to create harmonious spaces, shape guest experience, brand identity and elevate interiors.
Hotels and public spaces are meeting points where we are interacting visually and socially and the environment will play an important message to our senses, overall experience and importantly how the space will be remembered.
Realising that the ‘art work’ is not just the focal point but can be intended to be the subconscious guide to the composition of a room or space as a whole.
The language is of course something that can be written and therefore we have control over the desired feeling. I would like to offer a visual display that can be curated together with the brands values to pursue the very best sensory encounter achieved by large scale applications.
Ben Wyatt’s minimalist expression of forms highlights a strength in geometric stability. Free flowing and bold, they offer a presence that can mediate the space they hang. Not calling for attention, they symbolise confidence and stature and can influence these qualities in their environment.
MEgaLITHIC Collection
Stone is the building block to life. It is used to sustain our world and one of the key elements that represents strength, protection and longevity. Photographing objects crafted from stone celebrates them as personalities, ones that can coexist in the environment they stand.
FREE LIne collection
This collection symbolises symmetry, balance and purity. This is a free flowing study into harmonious sculptural form.
White Collection
White has the ability to offer purity and calm and can also highlight the opposite shade dark. These two opposites can dance together in harmony. Our visual world is defined by the play of light and shade to define form.
METAMORPHIC COLLECTION
The age of time has caused vast changes in our landscapes. Time has indeed been the alchemist needed to shape form.