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Susie Frazier is one of the first artists in the U.S. to develop biophilic art meant to be restorative to the mind. Her focus is on natural patterns, free form installations, and framed organic textures to create custom wall features for the hospitality, multifamily, health care, and corporate workplace sectors. She handcrafts works of art out of wood, metal, textiles, glass, encaustic wax, sublimation printing, photography, collage, and vinyl graphics.

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Client Testimonials

  • Quarterra

    "Susie was able to plug into our project at the inception and helped to shape all aspects of design. Many of the team members were unfamiliar with the concepts central to wellness design and biophilic design, and Susie was instrumental in both educating as well as coming up with original ideas which were ultimately incorporated into the project." 

  • Sodexo USA/ University Hospitals

    "Once again Susie and her team exceeded expectations! Thanks for the attention to detail and designing a work that is site and patient population-specific. Your creative vision makes a rather sterile stairwell come alive."

  • The NRP Group

    "What Susie Frazier delivered to The Edison at Gordon Square was not only a sophisticated setting that embodies the creativity of this city, but also an inspiring template that residents can emulate in order to establish their own interior refuge."

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Consulting

Served as an advisor to multifamily developers and municipal design teams for public and private sector projects, delivering nature-based design ideas and art innovations that foster healthier communities.

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Communications

Provided custom media and shareable content for clients in the form of published articles, visitor guides, short form videos, and social media posts.

Programs + Special Events

Presented community initiatives, live concerts, and led a multidisciplinary program, called Maker Town, involving the invention of mobile technology, a 12 month series of pop-up markets, and a media campaign to support, maker culture and the shop local movement.

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Public Art

Designed art elements into streetscapes and public transit areas that have included complex crosswalk patterns, lighted benches, cast pavers, and terazzo floors.

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