IDEAS - Art for Healthcare, Science, and Fun
Presentation of both art suggestions and actualities for healthcare environments.
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Below: "My Inner Monkey" and "Bird with Kites"

Below: Installation in new Children's Cancer Hospital, São Paulo, Brazil
Empathetic creatures stimulate and encourage conversations about feelings with children in treatment.
A meaningful change of artwork direction -- from the usual candy and balloons.

Below: Brian's Colorful Math Dream.
This artwork can be a 3D illuminated and layered piece, or perhaps a large wall-sized mural.
A 3D version (in a wall hanging cabinet) is pictured below with the neuroscience images.

Below: Neuroscience exhibit at China Basin Complex, S.F.
Neurotransmitter representations. Descriptive stories next to each could teach patients the wonders of biology.

Below: Exhibit Details. Right: a 3D illuminated version of "Brian's Colorful Math Dream."

Yup, sometimes people really do draw on Neil's art! Lots of possibilities for kids in healthcare setting.

Below: Concept ready for real life. Fun with large-scale 'beasties' wall.

More fun drawing... Let's talk about how kids can do this & still keep it all manageable!
Participating in artwork, by drawing on it, is one of the best ways to engage viewers meaningfully.

Below: Birds in the Valley
This scene is printed on three 6-foot-high aluminum panels. It hangs in the Kaiser Healthcare HQ in Redwood City, CA.

Below: "Play Ball!" and "Chicken Scratch!"
Separated colored balls can fly on the walls next to the artwork. So can some feathers!

Above: More little "beasties" looking for a wall to live on...

Below: "Harvey and His Pet Frog" They're 'besties.'
Potential wall mural, or smaller version for children's waiting room.

Below: Some neuroscience topics. (Serotoning, Dopamine, etc.) Written descriptions next to the art, and atuned to a young audience, would educate them about their own bodies and their health issues. Not to mention learning about the wonders of biology.