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Winter 2023/2024

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www.privateairny.com Private Air | Winter 2023/2024 44 Words By: David Knowles, Founder & Creative Director of Artelier NEW HORIZONS: ART & AIRCRAFT Innovations at the Forefront of Aircraft Art & Celebrating EBACE 2023 AVIATION T he presence of artworks inside aircrafts is undoubtedly impactful. Although there are available artistic products in the market, clients often have grander aspirations and specific preferences for their unique aesthetic vision. Whether it involves murals or sculptures, our team possesses expert solutions by offering professional services that transform these ambitions into tangible realities. Moreover, we aim to alleviate any concerns or uncertainties to the associated risks and concerns on behalf of our clients. Curating artwork for an aircraft is a complex task that demands expertise and specific qualifications. To find the balance, one must acknowledge the limitations but create something to engage and captivate for the client experience. 1. Flammability: Avoid high risk materials - understand the benefits of natural resources like silk, wools and precious metals. 2. Toxicity: Many paints emit toxic fumes - focus on natural pigments, watercolours and specialist acrylics. 3. Weight: Lightweight solutions are essential - utilise substrates like carbon fibre honeycomb and certified polycarbonate materials. 4. Structural Integrity: Artworks need to be fully secured - integrate materials with stronger thresholds like bronze, steel and aluminium. 5. Flexible in Certification: Non- integrated, or 'loose' items offer flexibility and do not need certification - these removable artworks allow more artistic freedom. Key Criteria: Curating Artwork for Aircraft

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