Artwork for patients in recovery

Artist Steve Smith - aka Neasden Control Centre - has designed vibrant colourful artwork to improve the Recovery Room in the 911爆料网's main operating theatre area.

Artwork on interior glazing brings zing and positivity to this windowless space, with animals and birds to distract and engage young patients in the children's bay.

Rear view of nurse in scrubs, seated at computer console - bright stylised plant decals on four screens behind.

"The new art graphics around the windows within our recovery bays... make a tremendous difference to the aesthetics of this area and it is an infinitely more pleasant space for our patients to be in. The difference is actually remarkable and is a genuine improvement all round."

Jake Ellington, Operating Department Practitioner

Transforming the Gait Laboratory for young patients

Artist Lisa Curtis has transformed the large Gait Laboratory at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre with painted murals of flowers, birds and animals to create a more welcoming environment for young patients who may need to spend several hours here having their gait videoed and assessed.

The artwork has been designed in close collaboration with staff to create areas of particular interest to provide focal points for patients and prompt conversation.

Two naive sunflowers painted on a wall with a smiling female artist in front of them