Art in place.

Selected installations by Blakely Bering. From a single painting to a collection spanning an entire interior, each placement brings color, movement, and a sense of connection to its surroundings.

A different sense of scale

Some spaces call for more than a single canvas. Monumental panels create an immersive field of color, while the artist alongside the work gives a sense of its scale.

Within the workplace

Art creates a point of focus in the spaces we move through every day—stairwells, lounges, corridors, and places to gather.

  • Two teal and cream abstract paintings by Blakely Bering beside a glass stairwell.
  • Three large blue and neutral abstract paintings installed in a corridor.
  • Abstract paintings across multiple floors of a glass stairwell.
  • Blue abstract painting above lounge seating in an office.
  • Blue and cream abstract painting at the end of a windowed corridor.
  • A large pale blue and charcoal painting viewed through glass doors in an elevator lobby.
  • An atmospheric abstract painting framed by a glass-walled corridor.

One composition. Many possibilities.

Diptychs, triptychs, and modular panel groupings let the composition respond to the architecture.

  • Seven blue and cream horizontal panels arranged above banquette seating.
  • Eight slender painted panels forming a continuous abstract composition.
  • Three slender gray and gold mixed media panels in a staggered arrangement.
  • Three orange, black, and white abstract panels installed along a corridor.
  • Three slender blue, plum, and gold abstract panels installed together.
  • Three teal, cream, black, and gold linear abstract panels in a shared interior.
  • Three slender neutral-toned panels installed at the end of a corridor.

Places to gather

  • Three horizontal abstract paintings above seating in a shared interior.
  • A pair of blue and white abstract landscape paintings installed together.
  • Orange and blue abstract painting on a wood-paneled lobby wall.
  • Three blue and cream horizontal paintings above banquette seating.
  • Four blue and gold horizontal abstract panels in a staggered wall arrangement.

More spaces, more possibilities

  • A magenta, white, and gray abstract painting in a meeting room.
  • Two slim red and dark abstract panels beside a conference-room screen.
  • A grouping of differently sized blue and turquoise paintings in a shared interior.

At home with art

Scale, light, and texture bring a painting into conversation with the room around it.

Large neutral abstract painting in a residential dining room.

A sense of belonging

A luminous neutral painting brings depth and atmosphere to a dining space. The work becomes part of the everyday experience of the room.

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At the heart of a room

A statement painting above a fireplace brings movement and layered texture into a neutral interior.

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Spaces for a moment of stillness

Coordinated palettes and organic forms offer a quiet visual focus in waiting and seating areas.

  • Four blue and gold abstract paintings above waiting-area seating.
  • Three blue and white abstract paintings installed in a waiting area.
  • Large blue, gold, and cream abstract painting above three chairs.
Blakely Bering abstract painting installed above a bench at Griffin Partners.

Griffin Partners

A selected corporate installation, with a statement painting positioned above lobby seating.

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What could art bring to your space?

For original work, a custom painting, or a collection planned around an interior, let's begin with a conversation.

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