For companies and institutions
Artworks for retirements and founders
The person who built the company, made of the company they built.
When a founder or a long-serving leader steps down, the company wants to say thank you in a way that matches the years. A plaque or a watch says little about the person. A portrait made of the company they built (its people, its products, its moments) says both things: who they are, and what they leave behind.
- What it can be made of
Photos of colleagues past and present. Products, campaigns and press clippings from their years. Messages from staff, clients and partners. The moments of a career.
- What one commission can give
The portrait, presented at the farewell, a print for the office or the boardroom, a small edition for the colleagues who took part, and images or a film for the announcement.
One work, a family of works
Examples
- Vassilis Spanoulis, Olympiacos BCWhen the club’s legend retired, the Presidents of Olympiacos BC, Panayotis and Georgios Angelopoulos, presented him with a 130 × 150 cm portrait built from photos of his career and from newspaper archives. They gave it to him at his retirement ceremony at the Peace and Friendship Stadium, and it was printed for permanent installation there.See the work
- AbbVieWhen Carlos Albán retired as Vice Chairman and Chief Commercial Officer, his colleagues commissioned his portrait, made of hundreds of photos of AbbVie’s staff.See the work
- Elite StromA portrait of the company’s founder, Vassilis Spinos, for its production facility.See the work
- NeogamaAlexandre Gama, founder of the Brazilian agency, made of hundreds of its best-known campaigns.See the work
- HandoffOur own work, not a commission. Steve Jobs, Tim Cook and John Ternus made of the same 585 macOS icons, and a 59-second film in which the pieces pass from one face to the next. It shows one way to mark a change of leadership.See the work
