MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES
Art without boundaries – Unique materials, techniques, and forms
Custom work in every form
Art doesn't have to be limited to a painting on the wall. At BOEM, we experiment with various materials, techniques, and forms to create unique artworks that perfectly align with your company and space. From refined wall art to innovative, spatial artworks.
Hout, steen & gerecyclede materialen
Canvas & Textile
Traditional and modern art on canvas, as well as artworks incorporated into luxurious tapestries or acoustic panels.
Mosaic & Relief
Art that literally adds depth to a space, perfect for a playful and dynamic appearance.
Print on Glass & Metal
Sleek, modern artworks with a high-quality finish.
Acoustic Materials
Duurzame kunstwerken die vakmanschap en milieubewustzijn combineren.
Depending on the look and impact you're aiming for, we work with various materials*:
Unique combinations of epoxy, paint, resin, and other materials for an exclusive look.
Epoxy & Mixed Media
The materials mentioned here are just examples. The choice of material and technique is fully tailored to the core values and identity of your company or organization – the possibilities are endless!
Art that absorbs sound and improves the acoustics in a space.
Art with an Extra Dimension
Not all art has to be flat. Sometimes a space calls for more interaction and dynamics. That's why we also create art with relief, layers, or sculptural elements. Think of a painting that subtly transitions into a three-dimensional object, or an installation where different materials and structures come together. This results in art that is not only visually appealing but also literally tangible and experiential.
The Story of the Material
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Sometimes the material is just as meaningful as the artwork itself. An organization with a strong focus on sustainability might, for example, have art made from recycled materials, such as wood waste, old company materials, or recycled glass. Or a brand with an artisanal background might have art created that incorporates their own production processes and materials. This way, art becomes not just a decorative element, but also a visual extension of the story behind your company.