Licensing and commissions are handled directly through the studio, with each project reviewed individually.

1. Inquiry
   Clients submit a brief inquiry outlining site, placement, duration, and intended use. This allows the work to be evaluated in relation to context and visibility.

2. Review & Direction
   Each inquiry is reviewed to determine the appropriate framework—site-responsive licensing or exhibition and custom development—based on architectural context and project scope.

3. Proposal
   A tailored proposal is prepared outlining scope, duration, exclusivity, and licensing or commissioning terms. Pricing is structured in relation to placement, scale, and length of use.

4. Agreement & Delivery
   Upon agreement, works are prepared for integration or development in coordination with the client’s technical or architectural team. All licenses are granted for a defined term.

5. Installation & Integration
   Works are delivered or developed to align with the site’s spatial and technical conditions, ensuring consistency with the intended environment.

This framework is intended for environments with existing digital infrastructure or display systems. Selected works are adapted to the site’s technical specifications and spatial conditions, allowing for seamless integration without altering the core composition of the work.

Scope includes:

• Adaptation of catalogued works to client display formats

• Calibration for scale, aspect ratio, loop duration, and brightness

• Integration within existing screen systems

• Defined license term with renewal

• Licensing engagements typically begin at $1,500 per month, per artwork and location

Typical contexts:

• Hotel lobbies and lounges

• Corporate offices

• Airports and public spaces

• Wellness and hospitality environments

This framework is intended for projects developed in direct dialogue with architecture, exhibition context, and spatial atmosphere. Works may be adapted from existing material or conceived in full as site-specific works, in collaboration with architectural and design teams.

Scope includes:

• Site-specific artworks or installations

• Custom visual environments conceived for a specific location

• Collaboration with architects, interior designers, and curators

• Integration across multiple surfaces or spatial zones

• Commissioned individually

Typical contexts:

• Museums and galleries

• Flagship hospitality spaces

• Corporate headquarters

• Cultural institutions

• Private commissions