Meta has introduced a Vieunite Textura Pro digital art canvas at its UK headquarters to inspire collaboration and creativity.
The initiative, managed in collaboration with facilities partner CBRE, reflects the company’s commitment to providing inspiring and engaging spaces for employees.
The black-framed Textura Pro has been installed in a high-visibility location next to an interactive navigation display, with all the cabling concealed.
Meta collaborated with Vieunite’s curation team, led by cultural director Benedict Carpenter van Barthold, to select the artworks to be displayed.
As the brief stipulated that the images should not feature faces or single figures, 30 pictures of London scenes by photographer Anthony Webb were chosen from the Vieunite library.
Due to strict internal security protocols, the Textura Pro could not connect to Meta’s network. So the images were preloaded before the canvas was delivered.
The installation is said to have been enthusiastically received by Meta’s staff and facilities teams.
‘Revolutionised how we engage with teams’
Emily Phuong, Meta’s head of digital strategies, said: “The Vieunite Pro digital canvases have revolutionised how we engage with our teams and spaces.
“The combination of stunning visuals and versatile functionality has allowed us to seamlessly blend art, technology and communication.
“These canvases are more than displays – they are storytelling tools that inspire collaboration and creativity every day.”