of respondents say they feel more comfortable and at ease in a workplace enriched with art.
Thoughtfully selected and installed artworks can significantly boost employee wellbeing and engagement in the workplace. According to the study Making Art Work in the Workplace (International Art Consultants, 2011), up to 94% of respondents said art helps them feel more comfortable in the office. We see art as more than decoration: it has the power to open up important conversations, bring new perspectives, spark discussion, and deepen shared understanding.
of respondents say they feel more comfortable and at ease in a workplace enriched with art.
Thoughtfully selected and installed artworks can significantly boost employee wellbeing and engagement in the workplace. According to the study Making Art Work in the Workplace (International Art Consultants, 2011), up to 94% of respondents said art helps them feel more comfortable in the office. We see art as more than decoration: it has the power to open up important conversations, bring new perspectives, spark discussion, and deepen shared understanding.
of respondents say art helps communicate the values and themes an organization stands for.
In the Making Art Work in the Workplace study (International Art Consultants, 2011), up to 75% of respondents said a carefully curated selection of artworks helps communicate the key values and themes an organization stands for. Just as collectors thoughtfully choose artists and works that reflect the themes and aesthetics close to them, organizations can partner with relevant artists and surround themselves with art that reflects their values, philosophy, and commitments to social responsibility.
of respondents say art helps communicate the values and themes an organization stands for.
In the Making Art Work in the Workplace study (International Art Consultants, 2011), up to 75% of respondents said a carefully curated selection of artworks helps communicate the key values and themes an organization stands for. Just as collectors thoughtfully choose artists and works that reflect the themes and aesthetics close to them, organizations can partner with relevant artists and surround themselves with art that reflects their values, philosophy, and commitments to social responsibility.
of respondents say being surrounded by art sparks greater creativity.
According to the British study Making Art Work in the Workplace (International Art Consultants, 2011), which surveyed more than 150 organizations, 61% of respondents said art in the workplace stimulates their creativity, and 11% confirmed a positive effect on productivity thanks to a more pleasant atmosphere. Companies where employees could personalize their workspace also saw an average productivity increase of up to 30%.
of respondents say being surrounded by art sparks greater creativity.
According to the British study Making Art Work in the Workplace (International Art Consultants, 2011), which surveyed more than 150 organizations, 61% of respondents said art in the workplace stimulates their creativity, and 11% confirmed a positive effect on productivity thanks to a more pleasant atmosphere. Companies where employees could personalize their workspace also saw an average productivity increase of up to 30%.
of respondents in an internal Artist's Hero survey conducted for client Veolia Energie say it matters that their employer supports young local artists, financially and morally, as part of its social responsibility.
By renting or purchasing artworks and exhibiting them, organizations not only support young artists but also raise their own Social Impact score and strengthen ties with the local art scene. Accompanying activities such as opening nights, artist talks, and studio visits connect the worlds of business and art more deeply, build awareness of current art trends, and create opportunities for PR and responsible brand building.
of respondents in an internal Artist's Hero survey conducted for client Veolia Energie say it matters that their employer supports young local artists, financially and morally, as part of its social responsibility.
By renting or purchasing artworks and exhibiting them, organizations not only support young artists but also raise their own Social Impact score and strengthen ties with the local art scene. Accompanying activities such as opening nights, artist talks, and studio visits connect the worlds of business and art more deeply, build awareness of current art trends, and create opportunities for PR and responsible brand building.





