LOOP & FORM LTD collaborates with private collectors, public institutions, and commercial clients to realise tailored artworks, sculptures, and immersive installations that respond to architecture, light, and lived experience.
Transparent, collaborative stages guide you from first conversation to final installation, ensuring the commissioned work feels deeply rooted in your context and vision.
Share your space, intentions, budget, and preferred timelines. We review reference imagery, architectural drawings, or mood directions to understand the role the artwork will play.
We explore multiple directions through conceptual sketches, reference collages, and written narratives, articulating form, materiality, palette, and approximate scale.
Together we confirm core materials—such as metal, wood, resin, or textiles—surface treatments, fixings, and installation requirements, ensuring longevity and safety for the context.
The work is realised in our Leeds studio. You receive scheduled visual updates—studio photographs, detail shots, and short notes—so you can follow the evolution of the piece.
We coordinate delivery and, where required, on-site installation in collaboration with your contractor or facilities team, ensuring the work is safely integrated into its final setting.
A curated glimpse into commissioned works that span intimate wall pieces, sculptural interventions, and large-scale mixed-media installations.
Commissioned for a double-height atrium, this suspended work layers metal armatures, translucent resin planes, and threaded textile elements, catching and refracting natural light throughout the day.
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Created for a private collector, this horizontally scaled piece combines plaster, pigment, and cast elements to form a subtle relief that shifts with changing light across the gallery space.
See more commissioned artworksThe commissioning journey begins with conversation. We listen carefully—to your site, your stories, your audiences—and translate those insights into a proposal that feels specific rather than generic.
Materiality sits at the heart of LOOP & FORM LTD's practice. Each commission is an opportunity to explore how surfaces catch light, how textures invite touch, and how structure can feel both grounded and weightless.
We work with steel, aluminium, and hardwoods for frameworks, armatures, and sculptural forms, balancing structural integrity with a refined, minimal presence.
Translucent and opaque surfaces are built through poured resin, plaster, and pigments that echo geological strata or atmospheric fields.
In acoustically sensitive or intimate spaces, textiles offer a softer counterpoint—hanging forms, woven elements, and stitched surfaces that absorb sound and soften edges.
Many commissions combine multiple materials, negotiating between the industrial and the hand-made. This hybrid language creates works that feel both precise and deeply tactile.
Every commission is grounded in context-aware design, allowing the work to feel inevitable in its setting while maintaining bold, independent presence.
We read each site carefully—its architecture, rhythms of movement, light conditions, and acoustic qualities—to determine where an artwork should assert itself and where it should recede.
Rather than replicating existing works, commissions are developed as distinct responses, ensuring your piece holds its own voice and narrative.
From intimate wall pieces to multi-storey installations, we calibrate detail, proportion, and surface so the work resonates both up close and at a distance.
Material choices, fixings, and finishes are specified for longevity, with clear care guidance to help the work age gracefully within its environment.
LOOP & FORM LTD works across scales and sectors, adapting our studio practice to the specific needs of public, commercial, and domestic environments.
For atriums, hotels, offices, and cultural venues, commissions often act as anchors—works that orient people within a space and shape first impressions.
We can collaborate directly with your design team or lead the creative process end-to-end.
For private homes and galleries, the process is intentionally intimate, allowing the work to echo your collections, architecture, and daily rituals.
We can work from photographs and measurements if a site visit is not possible.
Alongside direct commissions, we welcome collaborations with architects, designers, and curators to embed artworks into wider spatial narratives.
Every commission includes a clear structure for communication, approvals, and review points so you can follow the project with confidence.
Smaller wall-based works typically require 8–12 weeks from concept approval, while large-scale sculptures or installations can range from 4–9 months depending on complexity and fabrication requirements.
We agree key milestones at the outset—concept sign-off, material confirmation, mid-production review, and pre-installation check—to keep the project moving in a measured, transparent way.
Updates are shared via email, with the option for scheduled calls or video reviews at pivotal stages. For larger teams, we can coordinate with your chosen project platform.
Once the scope is agreed, you receive a detailed proposal outlining fees, production costs, and installation considerations, along with payment schedules and terms.
Share a few details about your space, intentions, and timings, and we will respond with next steps and an outline of how we might work together.
If you prefer, you can also request that we liaise directly with your architect, interior designer, or curator from the outset.