Digitas is one of the world’s leading digital marketing and media companies. The company was moving to a new office space and contacted Haastyle to create artwork for their new space consisting of 3 floors. In meeting with the architects and creative leads, the goal was to create a unique environment, very urban influenced space, for clients and employees. A handful of custom wall murals were created working with a local graffiti artist to blend the art with their paint style. In addition to the collaboration murals, 10 Haastyle pieces were printed direct to plywood and aluminum. In the end 32 pieces totaling 1500 sq ft of Haastyle artwork was used for the office.

The Art + Design event was sponsored by CS Interiors Magazine. Those in attendance were able to experience our artwork with the modern collection of furniture and accessories offered only at the Mobili Mobel showroom. On display are several new pieces printed direct to birch plywood and brushed aluminum. The showroom is located at 549 North Wells Street in Chicago, IL and the exhibition is currently open to the public.

Kletzien Design contracted us to create several pieces for a penthouse unit located in Chicago’s Trump Towers. We worked closely with interior designer SuzAnn Kletzien in selecting the correct pieces for this modern unit. In the end 4 colorful Haastyle art pieces were produced adding just the right touch of Chicago. Photos below courtesy of Two Birds Photography.

This web and video agency tasked us with creating a unique art experience for their office space. Using photos shot within Orbit’s building and the nearby neighborhood 4 artwork pieces were created. 3 pieces printed direct to birch plywood and 1 to sintra board. The result is a seamless blend of custom visuals that accent the interior design and architecture.

This 32-foot, 9-piece digital collage mural in a Chicago home, marks a completely new way of incorporating Haastyle art into a space.
Architect/interior designer Patrizio Fradiani developed the linear mural concept for a client’s home, and worked with Haastyle and the homeowner to bring it to life. Spanning two rooms in the home, the mural consists of nine artwork pieces lined up end-to-end as well as an integrated flat screen television.

Haastyle worked closely with the home owner to develop a west coast feel for all of the artwork in this space. Pulling from our Los Angeles photo collection, 3 black and white and 1 color photographs were chosen to accent the bar areas, while a custom one of a kind piece of artwork was custom created for the large wall along the stairwell to the roof deck. The final touch was the addition of the Gestell Cocktail Table, which holds three Haastyle artwork pieces.

6 custom digital collage pieces were created for the lobby of this Chicago loft building. To create the main centerpiece positioned behind the reception desk, we used an historic image of the building from its days as a department store, prior to its recent conversion into lofts.

Haastyle presented “Seeing the Cityscape Through Digital Collage” at the Apple Store located at North Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Our presentation demonstrated the use of photography as part of a larger process — as a launch pad for greater visual exploration. We showcased our artwork pieces depicting the Chicago cityscape, as well as video we contributed to the film Ball Don’t Lie. We also offered tips and techniques on digital photography, photo collage, Adobe Photoshop and iPhoto.

Chicago Art Department – Chicago, IL

Haastyle participated in this group show along with artists Shellie Fiocca and Kurt Kreissl that opened at The Chicago Art Department. We showcased 9 pieces in this group exhibition. New work was printed directly on aluminum and wood materials. We also debuted the first collaboration piece between Nick Haas and Nate Winter titled “Embody”. Skateboards with each of the three artists work printed on them were part of a silent auction.

Submergedart Gallery – Hollywood, California
Art gallery exhibition located in Hollywood, California. Showcased 9 pieces of artwork for this show, which was on display for 2 weeks. The work of two additional artists representing New York and Los Angeles was also part of the show. Haastyle prints reflected Chicago’s urban terrain.