We’re proud to have partnered with Hospital Rooms to support the installation of new artworks at North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT), as part of their wider mission to transform NHS mental health environments through contemporary art.
Through this partnership, Crozier supported the installation of newly commissioned artworks at Sunflower Court, Goodmayes Hospital – part of a major national initiative to transform mental health environments through art.
For Crozier, supporting projects like this goes beyond logistics. The installation phase is where months of artistic development are carefully translated into a physical environment. Crozier played a key role in enabling the safe arrival and installation of Mac Collins’ commission, including specialist transport from the art studio to the hospital.
The team also provided technical installation support for Mac Collins’ sculpture, including the precise fitting of resin anchor systems required to securely install the work within Sunflower Court.
Working within an active NHS mental health setting, Crozier’s expertise ensured that complex sculptural elements were not only safely delivered, but installed with the care, accuracy and sensitivity required for long-term public display in a clinical environment.
We are incredibly grateful to Crozier for their expertise and support in installing these works. Their care and generosity have been instrumental in helping us transform this space for patients and staff.Tim Shaw, co-founder, Hospital Rooms
Together, this partnership demonstrates the role that art, collaboration and specialist care can play in reshaping mental health environments across the UK.
→ To help bring more projects like this into NHS mental health settings, you can donate here: https://hospital-rooms.com/donation/
→ Read more about the project here.
