Manchester based Composite Imaging were invited by the Co-op to collaborate on the montages required for their new building – One Angel Square, NOMA.
The project focused heavily on Co-op themes to reflect the company’s brand whilst presenting the values in a very contemporary way.
The artists Paulette Bansal and her business partner Jackie Anderson were discovered by Kathryn Mitchell, design manager at the Co-op, who had been impressed with the duos previous projects completed for both the commercial and hospitality sectors.
“We really enjoyed working with Paulette and Jackie on the visuals” said Kathryn.
“The results are stunning and add real vibrancy to the interiors of the building.
“Paulette and Jackie completely understood the brief right from the beginning and were able to create super visuals that enforce The Co-operative’s values and in particular their commitment to Manchester and sustainability.”
Paulette added: “We were delighted the Co-op had the vision and confidence to use local artists who they knew could deliver specialist bespoke artwork creatively to their exact requirements within a very tight timescale.”
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After successfully moving into the hotel, leisure and hospitality markets last year, Composite Imaging have taken a small exhibition space at the North West Design Centre. The North West Design Centre provides a partnership with some of the leading industry suppliers, manufacturers and service providers, and attracts support from a host of UK and European associates. Our products and designs are now on display here and any hospitality requirements from artwork to interior design can be achieved. The centre has a key support team providing further assistance to clients, designers and architects alike. With access to a comprehensive library of carefully selected materials, finishes and products, the team can assist with any project where further choice or technical support and design is required. Composite are happy to now meet clients at the Design Centre to discuss projects and designs.
http://www.nwdesigncentre.com/centre/showrooms
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Two local artists have used the history of Manchester’s industrial roots to breathe new life into city centre hotels.
After securing their first large contract in the hotel sector, Paulette Bansal and Jackie Anderson have produced bespoke art works to transform the Macdonald Townhouse.
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Enterprise Nation December 2008
Composite Imaging was founded in 2005 by professional artists and designers Paulette Bansal and Jackie Anderson. Inspired by the possibility of creating high-quality yet affordable artworks through digital technology, they decided to turn their passion for art into a full-time business.
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Concept for Living December 2008
A unique new range of waterproof art offers an easy way to make a dramatic style statement in your bathroom.
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Designer Magazine September 2008
High moisture areas of the home are not traditionally considered ideal places to display your favourite work of art – perhaps until now, that is.
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Utopia Magazine August 2008
On parade: A show-stopping range of bathroom art from digital art consultancy Composite Imaging is available in an array of sizes and shapes, sure to take pride of place in your bathroom. Select from a range of designs or opt to commission an individual piece that is personal to you.
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Kitchen & Bathroom News June 2008
Digital art consultancy Composite Imaging has launched a stunning range of bathroom art.
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M.E.N. May 2008
Composite Imaging, a digital art business run by Jackie Anderson and Paulette Bansal, has secured its biggest single contract with an agreement to supply 22 pieces of work for a major new NHS treatment centre in Nottingham.
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Crain’s Manchester Business May 2008
Digital art consultancy Composite Imaging has won a contract to provide a range of its artwork to an NHS treatment centre.
The Hale-based company – a partnership between artists and designers Jackie Anderson and Paulette Bansal – has been commissioned by Nottingham NHS Treatment Centre’s operator Circle Health to provide 22 artworks for the newly-built building.
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