Corporate Art an Exact Representation
From small to big-time businesses, corporate art has already left an impression that its presence alone gives the business a certain color and expression. Of whether the piece is a Picasso or Damien's bold sculpture or to a handcraft created by school children, this piece is undoubtedly a representation of a whole.
A small business office cannot be overdressed with artwork Damien's tower sculpture or by Gustav Klimt's million dollar painting which idiosyncrasy applies the same to pre-school displaying authentic Picasso's or a glass financial tower to welcome its high-end clientele with paper machete. Simply put, 'Show me your corporate art, and I'll tell you what you are.' Just by looking at the art per se displayed proudly in corporate offices, one will have a grasp of what the company stands for and which most of the time more than describing their nature of business, a visiting customer will have a feel of how the company reaches out to people through their art. Corporate art then is not limited to aesthetic purposes alone but it has to speak loudly in silence.
Expect fortune companies to embrace a corporate art that only them can afford. These displays, say wall paintings, will speak of the class status of the walls they are set. The creators must be the ones master artists and the aspiring ones look up to. They must be the people in art industry that make the ordinary drool in awe. Their arts could not be as colourful as the others. They are not aesthetically created as that of the decorative ones or they could be too simple for an artwork but their creators were able to put their mark in the art industry, or more so to human history. And billionaire companies will not look through what is seen from the facade but will rather want the big names synonymous to theirs.
And as for businesses with typical capital and funds, aesthetics and expression from corporate art needed a boost and that which has to perfectly suit the budget. Hurting the company's capital for artwork no matter what good vibes it provides is an insult to the notion of business per se. Thus corporate art shall not mean to overdress or underdress its surrounding. Hence, its setting be tagged as 'trying hard' in the most negative sense of the word. This is where an average-priced wall -sized painting set in an all -white office interior comes to front. It is decorative and catchy as well as expressive and artistic. Yet, it is within the budget. To add to what is mentioned, corporate art is an exact representation of the value of the business aside from the nature of what it operates.