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In our latest In-Studio feature, TurningArtist Dorothea Sandra shares how her artistic upbringing, interest in neuroscience, and appreciation for the natural world have shaped her artistic practice.

A Michigan-based painter and certified evidence-based design artist, Dorothea’s work draws on scientific research to explore how visual art can evoke positive emotions and support well-being. Her work also reflects her Northern Woodlands Native American and French-Métis heritage, alongside her commitment to environmental sustainability.

Her approach offers an interesting perspective on how combining artistic expression and science can shape the way viewers engage and connect with art.

Read the full interview at the link in our bio! by @turningart

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“Social prescribing” is gaining momentum in the U.S., and recent research in the field provides data for designing for sustained well-being.

Research shows that participating in arts-based activities can have long-term wellness benefits, but the efficacy of these social “doses” relies on consistent, sustained engagement with art. In our latest Design Matters, we explore how these findings can be directly applied to designing the spaces where we live, work, and receive care.

Learn more at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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Screen time is an unavoidable part of the modern workday. Designing spaces that respond to the demands of digital work can create a more balanced experience.

Art introduces opportunities for visual engagement beyond the screen, adding moments to reset and make meaningful connections throughout the day.

Learn more at the link in our bio by @turningart

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The office lobby doesn’t have to be generic. Working with commercial real estate firm @trinitypartners , TurningArt curated art collections for five separate lobby spaces at Perimeter Park.

With each rotation, the theme and aesthetic vision are reimagined to align with current tenant preferences, informed by TurningArt’s voting tool. In each space, the artwork complements key colors from the decor and architectural details, creating a cohesive experience while giving each lobby distinct character.

TurningArt Art Advisor Niamh Carty and our project partners at Trinity Partners share more about the curatorial process behind the collection at the link in bio. by @turningart

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We’re heading back to HCD!

This October, TurningArt is returning to the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in New Orleans. Stop by booth #2228 to explore how art can shape more thoughtful, engaging healthcare environments, including an inside look at our recent work with Boston Children’s Hospital Needham.

We’ll also have plenty happening throughout the conference, from live art experiences to a few surprises you can take home with you. See you in New Orleans!

Learn more about our booth at the link in bio.

#HCD2026 #HealthcareDesign by @turningart

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After complications from open heart surgery in 2013, Virginia-based photographer Philip Bogdan lost the ability to practice photography.

Instead of abandoning his passion, Bogdan reimagined his process, adopting new strategies and slowly relearning his craft thanks the powers of neuroplasticity and persistence.

For over a decade now, Northern Virginia’s Little Hunting Creek has served as Bogdan’s “Walden Pond.” Our latest In-Studio feature explores Philip’s journey and the generations of wildlife he’s has captured throughout his career.

Discover the full interview at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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How can incorporating more art into our daily lives benefit our well-being?

As we are increasingly inundated with digital media and plagued with screen fatigue, incorporating art into the built environment has never been more important. Participation in the arts, whether actively creating or passively observing, has noticeable effects on stress, connectivity, and cognition.

Explore the many benefits of art and creativity in our latest blog. Link in bio. by @turningart

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For wealth management firms, trust is foundational. But when every office relies on the same visual language to communicate credibility, those cues can become less meaningful.

The physical environment is part of how clients experience a firm. A strong design identity creates consistency across locations while leaving room for details that reflect the clients and communities each office serves.

Thoughtfully curated art can support both. A collection can carry a cohesive visual language across offices while incorporating local artists, recognizable subject matter, and regional perspectives that give each space a distinct sense of place.

As client expectations evolve across generations, this flexibility offers firms a way to remain recognizable while creating spaces that continue to resonate.

Our latest Design Matters article explores how art and spatial differentiation can strengthen the client experience and support long-term trust.

Read the full story at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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A rotating sculpture program is bringing dynamic shapes and engaging color to 110 N Wacker’s modern lobby space. Featuring work by local Chicago sculptors, the collection rotates five pieces every six months to keep the space feeling fresh for visitors and tenants alike.

This rotation features @brianemonaghansculptor ‘s “Dancing”, a 200 lb one-of-a-kind piece that serves as the focal point in the front lobby. Jason Messinger’s ceramics bring color and depth to the room as light hits the pieces throughout the day.

Explore the behind-the-scenes of this vibrant and engaging collection in our latest On-Site blog. Link in bio. by @turningart

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Poonam Choudhary draws on personal memory and the resilience of nature to guide her intuitive practice.

Working out of her creative studio, Poovi Art, Choudhary creates layered abstract impressionist and landscape works full of movement and emotional depth.

In our latest In Studio feature, she opens up about her process, her sources of inspiration, and what drives her to keep creating.

Read the full interview at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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Burnout and disengagement remain significant challenges across the healthcare workforce, affecting staff retention and the quality of patient care.

The physical environment offers an opportunity to better support staff throughout the workday. Access to nature and natural light, restorative spaces, thoughtful visual environments, and art can support staff well-being while strengthening the broader care experience.

The latest issue of our Design Matters blog series explores why and how healthcare organizations should design their spaces with caregivers in mind

Read the full story at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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What makes a space memorable? What makes people want to return?

Every memorable place tells a story. Public art helps tell that story by reflecting the people, culture, and character that make a community unique. When thoughtfully integrated, it creates opportunities for connection and transforms shared spaces into places people identify with and care about.

Our latest “Design Matters” blog explores how public art shapes the way we experience the spaces around us.

Read the full article at the link in our bio. by @turningart

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