Art For Health
Art For Health 2026: Expansion
The 16th annual Art For Health benefit, presented by Community Empowerment, explored the theme of “EXPANSION.” Marking sixteen years of “Design for Good,” this year’s exhibition celebrated the organization’s growth into three new communities across the Dominican Republic.
Interactive stations hosted by knowledgeable volunteers allowed guests to learn directly about each new community’s impact. Complemented by original artwork, photography, and Hague Williams’ Threaded Voices project, the walkthrough was anchored by large-scale optical animations projected across the venue walls—bringing the geometric logo to life in fluid motion. Together, artists, medical professionals, and volunteers celebrated 16 years of transforming lives through art and medicine.
Scope of Project
Brand Identity
Brand Strategy
Digital Design
Concept Development
Animation
Typography
Social Media
Fine Art
artwork
artwork
Expansion takes a single mark, an X built from sixteen overlapping circles, and lets it grow across the wall. Each circle opens into the next, like a bead chain or a ripple on water, so the gesture reads as one idea: growth that starts small and spreads outward. Printed in the brand’s warm brown and soft pink with a touch of blue, the posters work as quiet markers that tie the gallery together for Art for Health 2026.
Animations
Animations
In motion, the X breathes. A slow swell travels outward along each arm, from the smallest circles at the centre to the largest at the tips, and faint rings ripple off the edges before everything settles back. The loop is seamless, so it can run all night on the gallery wall, behind the DJ, or on a phone. The word “expansion” stays steady in the middle while the circles move around it.
