Significant Event Imagery Art Prints

The company acquires satellite and aerial imagery of significant natural and world events. Tropical systems, floods, fires, volcanoes, snow cover, ice, major storms, news, engineering mishaps, terrorism, and war-related events are part of our product portfolio.

The art prints are available in hardcopy and digital formats.

Contact sales@spatialinnovation.com for availability and sizes.

On September 3, 2004, we released unique art prints of the World Trade Center area following the events of September 11, 2001. The images show the massive devastation to the buildings and infrastructure at ground zero. It is our intent to share these art prints in a respectful manner to acknowledge the enormous impact on peoples' lives and the significance of the events in world history. View the Ground Zero gallery of images here.

Read an article from the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin regarding the exhibit.

9/11 - Ground Zero Commemorative Traveling Exhibit

After much inquiry, Spatial Innovation! has agreed to release The "Ground Zero" Commemorative Exhibition for travel. For museums and companies interested in hosting the exhibit, Spatial Innovation! will charge a small fee to cover expenses related to travel and set-up. The eight images hauntingly depict the massive devastation and dramatic recovery efforts in Lower Manhattan in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The purpose of the traveling exhibition is to present the historic event — America's Darkest Day — in a uniquely captured visual format. The exhibition is a commemorative to the victims and rescue workers who lost their lives, their families and friends. Although the images primarily portray the physical destruction found at Ground Zero, the emotional connection to the human tragedy is recognized. The images displayed were part of an effort that resulted in the creation of a briefing tool for decision makers focused on Ground Zero. We feel that images impart an important but painful reminder that life is very fragile and that the world after 9/11 is a very different place. We are sensitive to disturbing aspects that the imagery can generate. With that in mind, it is our hope that the viewers take away an appreciation of the imagery for its historic significance, but equally important, the power of the human spirit to persevere.