Remember Me
Created by: Anna Shutt
Sponsored by: Wilson Browne Solicitors & Mather Jamie
Location: Inside This + That by LOROS, High Street
Overview
The idea for Remember Me came from the way we often remember loved ones through photographs – a picture in time that brings back memories of our loved ones.
Utilising the iconic Polaroid, the sculpture is strewn with photo frames just like the bedroom floor when we’re sifting through our favourite images.
Each frame preserves a name of a loved one, accompanied by forget me nots, robins and butterflies.
Can you find Remember Me’s hidden message – “A picture is worth a thousand words but a memory is priceless”?
If you’d like your loved one’s name remembered on this artwork, please visit https://www.loros.co.uk/RememberMe
Location
Inside This + That by LOROS, High Street
Meet the Artist
Anna Shutt
I have lived and worked in Leicestershire for the past 14 years and I am keen lover of art and in particular, art that connects people with emotions and a causes. I enjoy Leicestershire’s vibrant culture and art. I studied visual art at university and love to use my skills in my own life, at home as a hobby, for friends and family but also in the community. I love to use colour theory in my work and believe that the choice of colour used changes the impact of a piece of artwork. I enjoy using mixed media, with an illustrative style and I like my work to be both impactful and meaningful.
Meet the Sponsors
Wilson Browne Solicitors & Mather Jamie
Professional, down-to-earth, friendly…that’s us! When you need legal advice, you deserve a firm that will stand with you every step of the way: that’s where Wilson Browne come in. We understand that for individuals and businesses, facing legal issues can be daunting, so we’re here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Mather Jamie is a well-established and specialist land development and property consultancy based in Loughborough. We pride ourselves on providing a comprehensive range of Director-led advisory services to landowners, occupiers, developers and investors nationwide, and are one of the East Midland’s leading commercial and agricultural surveyors and valuers.
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