Fine Art for Professional Environments

Tucson Commercial Art Installations

Sunset over a desert landscape with cacti and mountains in the background.

Museum-Quality Photography for Healthcare Facilities, Veterinary Clinics & Professional Offices

The artwork in your facility communicates as clearly as your credentials on the wall. Generic mass-produced prints signal lack of attention to detail. Museum-quality fine art photography creates professional environments that reduce client anxiety while reinforcing your commitment to excellence.

I create and install large-format fine art photography specifically for professional environments throughout Tucson. My work appears in the TMC Foundation's permanent Healing Arts collection and Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care—institutional installations demonstrating how fine art photography functions in healthcare and professional settings.

Waiting room feels outdated? Bare walls in exam rooms? Conference areas lacking visual interest? I work with medical practices, veterinary clinics, professional offices, and healthcare facilities to create cohesive visual environments that reflect your commitment to quality in every detail.

Why Professional Environments Choose Fine Art Photography

Creates calming, healing atmospheres
Research demonstrates that nature imagery reduces patient anxiety and improves outcomes in healthcare settings. Sonoran Desert landscapes bring the calming presence of the natural world into clinical spaces, creating environments where patients feel more comfortable and relaxed.

Signals attention to detail and quality standards
Your facility's environment communicates your professional standards before you speak a word. Museum-quality archival prints in professional framing signal the same attention to detail and commitment to quality that defines your clinical or professional practice.

Establishes local connection and authenticity
Southern Arizona landscapes create immediate recognition and connection for local clients while distinguishing your facility from corporate chains using generic stock imagery. This authentic local presence reinforces your community roots and regional expertise.

Investment-grade artwork with longevity
Archival pigment prints on museum-quality paper are guaranteed lightfast for 100+ years. Unlike standard prints that fade within 5-10 years, these installations maintain their visual impact for decades, making them genuine long-term investments rather than disposable décor.

Professional installation and maintenance
From initial consultation through final installation, I coordinate every detail including sizing recommendations, framing specifications, installation logistics, and ongoing care guidance. You receive turnkey art installations appropriate for professional environments without managing multiple vendors.

Collections for Professional Environments

Sonoran Desert Landscapes

What defines this work: Large-format photography capturing Southern Arizona's iconic desert environments—saguaro forests, mountain ranges, dramatic sunset light, and the unique textures of the Sonoran ecosystem.

Where it works best: Healthcare facility waiting rooms, veterinary clinic exam areas, professional office conference rooms, consultation spaces where calming presence reduces anxiety and creates welcoming first impressions.

Available formats:

  • Medium format (20x30" to 24x36") for exam rooms and consultation areas

  • Large format (30x40" to 40x60") for waiting rooms and public spaces

  • Extra large installations (48x72"+) for architectural spaces with high ceilings

Example installations: TMC Foundation Healing Arts Collection, Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care waiting room

Abstract & Minimalist Work

What defines this work: Compositions emphasizing color, texture, and form over recognizable subjects. These pieces work with modern architectural aesthetics while maintaining the calming, contemplative qualities appropriate for professional environments.

Where it works best: Contemporary medical offices, dental practices with modern design, professional service firms (law, finance, consulting), corporate offices where clean minimalist aesthetics complement architectural style.

Available formats:

  • Single statement pieces (40x60" to 48x72")

  • Multi-panel installations (triptychs, diptychs)

  • Coordinated series across multiple rooms

Color palette options: Neutral earth tones, cool blue-gray ranges, warm copper and rust tones, or custom color consultation matching your existing interior design

Desert Botanical Studies

What defines this work: Detailed macro and close-up photography of desert plants, flowers, and natural forms. These intimate studies bring nature's patterns and textures into interior spaces without the visual weight of full landscape scenes.

Where it works best: Small exam rooms, individual consultation offices, dental operatories, physical therapy treatment rooms where intimate scale matches room dimensions.

Available formats:

  • Small to medium (16x20" to 24x36")

  • Vertical orientations available

  • Series installations (3-5 coordinated pieces)

Installation Services

Phase 1: Consultation & Planning

Initial facility assessment (complimentary for multi-room projects)
I visit your location to evaluate spaces needing artwork, measure wall dimensions, assess lighting conditions, review existing décor, and understand your aesthetic preferences and budget parameters.

Portfolio review and image selection
Based on your facility type, client demographics, and design aesthetic, I present relevant collections and specific images. We discuss how each space functions and what atmosphere you want to create—calming waiting areas, professional consultation rooms, or inspiring public spaces.

Sizing and placement recommendations
Using your actual wall dimensions and viewing distances, I recommend specific print sizes for each location. This ensures proper visual impact—pieces neither overwhelmed by large walls nor dominating small intimate spaces.

Budget and timeline development
We create a phased installation plan that fits your budget and timeline, whether completing your entire facility at once or staging installations across quarters as budget allows.

Phase 2: Production & Framing

Museum-quality print production (2-3 weeks)
Each print is produced on archival fine art paper using pigment inks guaranteed lightfast for 100+ years. Every piece is hand-inspected for color accuracy, tonal range, and print quality before leaving my studio.

Professional framing coordination
I work with professional framers specializing in museum-quality presentation. Frame selections are coordinated with your facility's aesthetic—contemporary black metal, natural wood, or gallery-white profiles—all using archival matting and UV-protective glazing appropriate for long-term installations.

Certificate of authenticity and care documentation
Each installation includes documentation of the artwork (image title, location photographed, print specifications), care and maintenance guidance, and my direct contact information for any questions or future needs.

Phase 3: Installation & Completion

Professional installation coordination
I arrange installation through qualified professionals familiar with healthcare facility requirements, building codes, and proper mounting systems for various wall types. Installation is scheduled around your operational needs to minimize disruption.

Final placement review
I'm present for installation to ensure proper positioning, level alignment, and lighting evaluation. We verify that each piece creates the intended visual impact and makes any necessary adjustments before completion.

Ongoing relationship
As your facility grows or evolves, I'm available for additional installations, replacement pieces, or seasonal rotations. Many facilities find periodic artwork updates maintain fresh, current environments.

Facility Types & Applications

Medical Practices

Primary care and internal medicine – Calming landscape imagery reduces patient anxiety in waiting areas while professional consultation rooms benefit from smaller-scale desert botanical studies.

Surgical and specialist practices – Abstract minimalist work complements modern clinical aesthetics. Large-format installations in waiting areas establish professional credibility appropriate for specialized care.

Dental practices – Overhead viewing positions in operatories work well with ceiling-mounted prints. Waiting rooms benefit from calming desert landscapes creating positive first impressions.

Physical therapy and rehabilitation – Inspiring landscape imagery supports healing environments. Series installations across treatment areas create visual continuity throughout larger facilities.

Veterinary Clinics

Companion animal hospitals – Desert landscape photography creates welcoming environments for anxious pet owners. My pet photography background informs understanding of how imagery functions in veterinary contexts.

Specialty veterinary practices – Elevated fine art installations distinguish boutique veterinary services from standard clinics, supporting premium positioning and client expectations.

Mobile and house-call veterinary services – Office and consultation room installations create professional environments even in non-traditional practice settings.

Professional Offices

Legal firms – Substantial landscape installations communicate stability and regional expertise. Conference rooms and partner offices benefit from investment-grade artwork appropriate for professional service environments.

Financial services and wealth management – Museum-quality installations signal attention to detail and quality standards clients expect from financial advisors. Abstract work complements modern office design.

Real estate brokerages – Local landscape photography reinforces regional expertise and market knowledge. Waiting areas and conference rooms showcase Southern Arizona's appeal to prospective clients.

Corporate offices – Large-scale installations in reception areas, conference rooms, and executive offices create distinguished professional environments while supporting local arts and culture.

Investment & Pricing Structure

Individual Print Installations

Medium format installations (20x30" to 24x36")
Print, professional framing, installation coordination, certificates of authenticity
Investment: $750 - $1,200 per piece

Large format installations (30x40" to 40x60")
Print, professional framing, installation coordination, certificates of authenticity
Investment: $1,500 - $2,800 per piece

Extra large installations (48x72" and larger)
Print, professional framing, installation coordination, certificates of authenticity
Investment: $3,200+ per piece (custom consultation required)

Multi-Room Facility Projects

Small facility package (3-5 pieces)
Coordinated installations for waiting room, primary exam areas, consultation spaces
Professional consistency across your facility
Investment: $3,500 - $6,000

Medium facility package (6-10 pieces)
Comprehensive coverage including waiting areas, multiple exam rooms, consultation offices, conference spaces
Phased installation available
Investment: $7,500 - $14,000

Large facility or campus (10+ pieces)
Complete facility-wide installation with coordinated aesthetics across multiple departments, floors, or buildings
Custom curation and installation management
Investment: Starting at $15,000 (custom consultation required)

Special Considerations

Phased installations – Many facilities prefer staging artwork purchases across quarters or fiscal years. I maintain project continuity and consistent pricing throughout multi-phase installations.

Seasonal rotations – Some facilities contract for periodic artwork rotation (quarterly or semi-annually) maintaining fresh environments. Custom agreements available based on facility size and rotation frequency.

Replacement and expansion – As facilities grow or renovate, I provide replacement pieces matching existing installations or expanded collections maintaining visual continuity.

The Installation Process Timeline

Week 1: Initial consultation
Facility visit, space assessment, portfolio review, preliminary image selection, budget discussion

Week 2: Proposal development
Detailed installation plan including specific images, sizing recommendations, framing specifications, timeline, and investment breakdown

Week 3-4: Refinement and approval
Review proposal together, make any adjustments to image selection or sizing, finalize framing choices, approve project scope

Week 5-7: Production
Print production (2-3 weeks), professional framing (1-2 weeks depending on complexity)

Week 8: Installation
Coordinate installation scheduling around your facility operations, professional mounting, final placement review and approval

Most complete facility installations are accomplished within 8-10 weeks from initial consultation to final installation. Rush timelines can sometimes be accommodated for specific needs like facility openings or renovation completions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you choose appropriate images for healthcare environments?
I consider your facility type, patient/client demographics, existing décor, and the specific function of each space. Waiting areas typically benefit from larger calming landscapes, while treatment rooms work better with smaller-scale intimate imagery. We review options together during consultation to ensure selections align with your vision and functional requirements.

Are these prints appropriate for high-traffic clinical areas?
Yes, all prints use UV-protective glazing and archival materials designed for professional environments. They're cleanable, durable, and maintain color integrity even in areas with significant natural light exposure. The 100+ year lightfast guarantee applies to properly displayed and maintained prints.

Can we coordinate artwork with our existing interior design?
Absolutely. During consultation we review your color palette, furniture, architectural elements, and overall aesthetic. I recommend images and framing options that complement your existing design while maintaining the artwork's visual integrity. Custom framing options ensure seamless integration with your environment.

Do you work with interior designers and architects?
Yes, I can collaborate with design professionals on healthcare and corporate projects. I can provide high-resolution portfolio images, detailed specifications, and coordinate directly with your design team throughout the installation process.

What if we're planning a renovation or expansion?
I recommend conducting initial consultation before finalizing interior design plans. This allows artwork considerations to inform wall placement, lighting design, and color palette decisions. For facilities in active construction, we can coordinate installation timing with project completion schedules.

How do we maintain the prints long-term?
Each installation includes detailed care guidance. Generally, prints require only occasional dusting with a clean soft cloth and should be protected from direct sunlight exposure where possible (UV-protective glazing provides significant protection). Professional cleaning services are available if needed for high-traffic areas.

Can we see examples of your healthcare installations?
Yes, my work is permanently installed at TMC Foundation's Healing Arts Collection and Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care. I can provide portfolio images of completed installations and coordinate facility tours when appropriate with client permission.

Do you offer leasing or rental options?
Currently I offer purchase-only installations, though flexible payment structures can be arranged for larger facility projects. Many healthcare facilities find artwork purchases qualify as capital improvements eligible for multi-year depreciation under business equipment classifications.

What happens if a print is damaged?
Each installation includes certificate of authenticity and replacement options. Archival prints themselves are quite durable, but if damage occurs through facility incidents, I can produce replacement prints at reduced pricing for existing clients. Professional framing includes glass or acrylic glazing providing significant protection for the print itself.

My Background Creating Art for Professional Environments

I hold a Master of Fine Arts in Photography from Academy of Art University—formal academic training in the intersection of art, light, and visual communication. This foundation informs every piece I create, from technical execution through conceptual development.

My work appears in the TMC Foundation's permanent Healing Arts Collection and Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care, demonstrating both artistic merit and practical function in professional healthcare environments. These institutional installations validate that the work meets professional standards for healing environments and long-term public display.

I've been photographing the Sonoran Desert and Southern Arizona landscapes for nearly 20 years, developing deep understanding of the region's unique light, seasonal variations, and iconic natural features. This local expertise creates artwork with authentic connection to place rather than generic landscape photography that could depict anywhere.

As a member of Professional Photographers of America and American Society of Media Photographers, I maintain professional standards, ongoing education, and business practices appropriate for institutional and commercial projects.

Beyond commercial work, I volunteer as the primary photographer at Pima Animal Care Center (since 2013) and Humane Society of Southern Arizona (since 2025), plus I've published three books documenting shelter animals across the United States. This ongoing work photographing rescue animals informs my understanding of how imagery creates emotional response and supports mission-driven environments.

Ready to Create Distinguished Visual Environments?

I work with healthcare facilities, veterinary clinics, and professional offices throughout Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Vail, and the greater metro area.

Call or text: 520-301-3340
Email: mike@michaelklothphotography.com

When you contact me, we'll schedule a complimentary facility consultation to evaluate your spaces, discuss your aesthetic preferences, review portfolio options, and develop a custom installation plan with timeline and investment structure.

Most multi-room facility projects begin with consultation 8-10 weeks before desired completion date. Single-piece installations can often be completed within 4-6 weeks from initial contact.

Michael Kloth, MFA, CPP
Master of Fine Arts, Academy of Art University
Certified Professional Photographer
Professional Photographers of America
American Society of Media Photographers

Creating museum-quality fine art photography for Tucson since 2011