“Not only do I feel greatly supported and appreciated for my work, but financially the impact brings more stability as well.”

- Addison Barker, ArtLifting artist

At Radnor Court, a thoughtfully curated art program brings together a collection of large-scale print reproductions. The artwork curation emphasizes elegance, innovation, and professionalism, with a strong focus on sustainability and local themes. The works explore themes such as resilience, neurodiversity, communication beyond language, and healing through artistic practice. A wide range of media—including papercut, acrylic, photography, digital, and mixed media—offers layered interpretations of personal and collective transformation. Through texture, process, and color, the collection encourages tenants to reflect on the emotional and material journeys that shape our lives.

Images

1. Banner: Cityscape Reflection by Chris Van Loan Sr., an abstract city skyline mirrored in calm blue water with bold yellow, green, and red accents.

2. A bright hallway featuring four abstract paintings by Olivia D’Addario. On the left wall, three works in blue and green tones with layered geometric patterns titled Overwhelmed 1, Blue Green Mouth, and Overwhelmed 2. On the right wall, a monochromatic piece titled My Olivia with black circular motifs on a white background.

3. Two abstract paintings by Addison Barker titled Remember No. 3 and Remember No. 4, featuring layered horizontal marks in shades of blue and purple on white backgrounds.

4. Rain by Olivia D’Addario, an abstract painting featuring cascading vertical strokes in muted green, blue, and golden tones on a soft white background, evoking a serene, rain-washed atmosphere.

5. White Flowers by Mia Brown, an abstract painting with textured clusters of white and green shapes overlaid with vibrant blue accents, creating a fresh, organic feel in a bright hallway.

6. Two abstract paintings by Billy Megargel, A1384 and A1385, featuring swirling layers of gold, blue, black, and white with a marbled texture, evoking movement and energy against a minimalist hallway backdrop.

7. Two abstract paintings by Olivia D’Addario, Happy Ocean and Calm Sunset, featuring layered brushstrokes in teal, green, and hints of blue and yellow, creating an energetic yet balanced feel in a bright atrium hallway.

8. Optimistic by Marc, an abstract painting with bold strokes of deep blue and black layered with energetic gold lines.

9. Tous les bleus by Damiano Austin hangs near a sleek elevator in a bright lobby with white walls, beige flooring, and warm wooden staircase panels.

© All Photography by To The Point 3D (https://www.tothepoint3d.com/).