Isola di San Clemente is a small island in the Venetian Lagoon in Italy. For centuries it housed a monastic settlement, and more recently an asylum. It is now the site of a luxury hotel with eco-conscious practices. Waterfall Artful Living partnered with the historic site during the Venice Architecturra Biennale 2021 and Art Biennale 2022 showcasing a selection of artwork from 6 International Contemporary Artists of their outdoor and indoor sculptures, paintings and installations. The curated showcase continues with previous selected artists alongside additional new artists.

Waterfall has completed the site specific immersive outdoor sculptures by Artist Lee Seung Hee and Sun K. Kwak, in harmony with San Clemente Palace Kempinski’s dedication to embracing the blend of sustainable luxury, cultural preservation, and the tranquility of the natural environment of Venice.

Waterfall worked to curate the interior site with Artist Chae Eunmi, Hye Rim Lee, Hyong Nam Ahn, and Jinwon Chang’s artworks, capturing the natural daylight and emphasizing the lush landscape, adorned with Mediterranean trees, where guests can witness the picturesque beauty that enhances its surroundings.

As inventive storytellers we leverage the power of contemporary fine art as a marketing tool to effectively communicate your brand story and values through unique artistic conceptualizations. San Clemente Palace Kempinski prioritizes eco-conscious practices to preserve the environment and protect the Venetian heritage.The rich culture is illuminated amongst artworks by international artists that greet you as soon as you get to the concierge. Waterfall’s interior curation artfully blend contemporary style and Renaissance-era drama, with lofty six-meter ceilings, broad corridors, grand staircases, and intricate details like Terrazzo flooring, silk-wrapped walls, and Murano chandeliers. Artworks found at San Clemente Kempinski Palace emphasize a mutual relationship between faith, material and historic value.

Jeju Dream Tower, Jeju Island, Korea

Waterfall has partnered with the iconic twin-tower landmark at the heart of Jeju Island, South Korea, to develop permanent art content and site-specific artwork projects. Jeju, the country’s largest island at 1,833.2 km², was formed by a volcanic eruption over two million years ago and is now one of Korea’s premier tourist destinations.

The Grand Hyatt Jeju, located within the Jeju Dream Tower, is the largest Grand Hyatt in the Asia Pacific region. In 2023, Waterfall curated a collection of artworks for the property’s exclusive VIP casino, further enhancing the cultural and aesthetic experience of the space.