Many hands. Many hopes. One shared blessing.
Remember Me — On Going
An exploration of memory, identity, and the traces we leave behind
How do you want to be remembered?
Remember Me is an ongoing project that invites us to consider the stories we carry about ourselves—and the stories we hope others will carry about us. Beyond names, accomplishments, and photographs, what is it that remains? A gesture. A kindness. A way of seeing the world. A moment of connection.
The project asks each of us to imagine our own imprint: If someone were to remember me, what would I want them to remember?
Through new works and personal reflections, Remember Me continues to explore the delicate space between who we are, how we are seen, and what we leave behind. It is ultimately a meditation on legacy—not as something monumental, but as the small and often invisible traces we leave in the lives of others.
To participate in, send your Remember Me thoughts/drawings to Indira
@ freitasjohnson43@gmail.com
How do we want to be remembered? And what are we doing today to create that memory?
Momentum, Chicago Sculpture International Member Exhibition at
Leslie Wolfe Gallery from October 10 – November 5
I’m delighted to share that my work, Growth and Decay, will be on exhibit at Momentum, an upcoming exhibition, exploring sculpture that suggests movement, transformation, growth, and possibility.
The exhibition curated by Beth Shadur invites artists to consider the energy between stillness and dynamism and the sense of movement that unfolds as we experience sculpture from different viewpoints.
Old Town Art Center
1763 N. North Park Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614