Realized Art Projects in Architecture and Collections
The references by NONOS present realized art projects in private collections, hotels, villas, corporate environments, and public spaces. Sculptures, wall sculptures, paintings, and spatial works are conceived not as decorative elements, but as integral components of architecture and atmosphere.
Each reference is developed through a precise engagement with space, scale, light, and material. Works are placed to open spaces, create structure, and generate emotional presence. For collectors and clients, this means art that unfolds its full quality within everyday life and architectural context.
Art as a Response to Spatial Questions
Reference projects by NONOS often emerge where spaces require identity, calm, or expression. Empty walls, transition zones, entrance areas, or central rooms are transformed into places of presence and character through art. For collectors, architects, and interior planners, these references offer guidance. They demonstrate how art can be used deliberately to define spaces, guide perspectives, and create lasting aesthetic value.
Long-Term Collaboration and Trust
Many reference projects are realized in close collaboration with collectors, architects, and clients. Selection, development, and installation are carefully accompanied to ensure a coherent relationship between artwork and space. The references by NONOS therefore stand not only for completed projects, but for trust, continuity, and sustainable artistic quality.
Orientation for Collectors, Architecture, and Interior Design
For collectors, architects, and interior designers, these references offer clear orientation. They demonstrate how contemporary art can be applied deliberately to structure spaces, guide sightlines, and create lasting aesthetic quality. Each project reveals how art shapes atmosphere, generates tension, and at the same time conveys a sense of calm — carefully aligned with function, context, and architectural vision.
Art by NONOS is understood as a long-term spatial decision — precise, present, and grounded in trust.
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