For Core Office Interiors, a veteran-owned business specializing in commercial office furniture, architectural products, and workplace technology solutions, RBFAS collaboratively developed a curated art showcase designed to highlight a local Texas artist while thoughtfully reflecting the company’s brand, values, and spirit.

RBFAS selected David Black, an innovative South Texas artist whose contemporary, surrealist interpretation of the American cowboy and horse offered a natural connection to Core Office Interiors’ Texas roots and its spirit of trailblazing. Born and raised in South Texas, Black draws inspiration from ranch life, wide-open spaces, serenity, and solitude. His distinctive paintings merge modernist influences with expressive brushwork and a vivid exploration of color, bringing cowboys and horses to life through a contemporary lens.

The resulting exhibition created a meaningful intersection between art, place, and brand identity—introducing Core Office Interiors’ clients and community to a local artist while reinforcing the company’s connection to Texas, innovation, and the enduring spirit of the American West.

Through thoughtful artist selection and curation, RBFAS transformed the workplace into an environment where art could not only be experienced, but also contribute to the company’s broader story.