A large framed abstract painting with vibrant blue, orange, and purple tones leans against a dark gray wall on a light stone floor. To the right, a gold-framed empty mirror hangs above a small glass vase with purple flowers.

CURATION

Art chosen for the space, not simply to fill it.

I work with a small group of artists whose work I know and believe in, helping private clients, designers and hospitality spaces find original pieces that feel right for their surroundings.

The process can begin with a single wall, a particular room, or an entire collection. I can source work, bring pieces to view in situ, advise on scale and placement, and take care of framing and installation.

A large multi-panel wall art piece featuring a collage-style blue and tan composition with a prominent shell motif, displayed above a mid-century modern wooden sideboard in a styled living room.

Finding the right work

I start with the space, its character and the people who live with it. From there, I draw on artists I work with and my wider network to put together a considered selection of original work.

Modern interior staircase with glass railings, Two Christina Fedyk artworks hanging in walnut frames, light wood steps, and brass hardware, illuminated by two hanging pendant lights in a bright home setting.

Framing & placement

I consider how each piece sits within its surroundings, from the scale and position on the wall to the frame itself. Where required, I can take care of bespoke framing and installation as part of the process.

A dimly lit modern restaurant interior with dark wood tables, woven-back chairs, pendant globe lights hanging from a dark ceiling, and warm amber wall sconces. A large colorful artwork is visible in the background near the window area.

Homes, hospitality & interiors

Curation can extend from a single piece to a complete collection. I work with private clients, interior designers and hospitality spaces to source and place original work, bringing together art, framing and installation as one considered project.