Idaho Art for the
Rooms People Wait In

Curated Idaho landscape and astrophotography for healthcare and commercial spaces, chosen for how a room feels, not just how it looks.

My work was acquired by St. Luke's.
Now I offer what that project didn't have,
one person who owns it from the image to the wall.

FEATURES & WORK ACQUIRED BY

ABOUT

I've sat in these rooms.

Waiting on news, in a space that felt like nowhere good happens, where the walls had nothing to offer.
I know how much they matter when everything else feels uncertain. That's why I don't treat art as an afterthought.

It's part of how someone gets through a hard hour.

A woman once told me she'd walk the hospital hallways during a long stay, and she'd stop at my work each time she passed. She said it gave her a moment of hope on a day that didn't have many.

I make this work for the space.

I didn't know until then what it could mean to the person standing in front of it.

Curated, Not Just Hung

· Real Idaho Places

· Sized for the Space

· Owned Start to Finish

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Curated, Not Just Hung · Real Idaho Places · Sized for the Space · Owned Start to Finish .

My Process

We Talk About the Space.

We start with your walls and the people who move past them. Sightlines, timeline, and what's budgeted for art, because knowing the number lets me curate to it instead of proposing something that never had room to happen.
I Curate.

You get a proposal of original Idaho landscape and astrophotography, chosen for your specific walls and sized to the architecture. Calm water, open sky, the places your patients recognize.
We Refine Together.

We adjust until it's right. Pieces, sizes, finishes, placement. Nothing goes to print until you've signed off.
I Produce and Deliver.

A deposit releases your collection to my print lab. Every piece is printed, framed, and delivered ready to hang, on your timeline.

WHAT SETS ME APART

The best walls in a space feel intentional.
Every piece chosen for the room it lives in and the person who'll sit beneath it.

That's what I do.

I own the whole chain, from the image to the wall, so nothing gets lost between the idea and the install.

Size, sequence, medium, placement, all of it considered.

And I choose with the room in mind.

Landscape imagery in care spaces has been shown to lower stress and anxiety, studied since the 1980s, so the right piece does more than fill a wall.

It helps the person in front of it feel a little more at ease.

That's not decoration. It's part of the care.