Shane Allbritton and Norman Lee's collaborative studio develops public art and memorials informed by local history, community identity, and the cultural context of each site.
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University student center · Texas A&M
Memory Cloud: campus traditions translated into light
RE:site and Metalab’s design documentation describes Memory Cloud for Texas A&M’s Memorial Student Center as a suspended matrix of networked LEDs. The concept combines silhouettes from archival campus footage with a live feed of student movement. It provides a specific precedent for art that connects an institution’s history with everyday activity.
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Campus memorial · St. Mary’s City, Maryland
A memorial developed through a campus and community process
St. Mary’s College of Maryland credits Shane Allbritton and Norman Lee of RE:site with The Commemorative to Enslaved Peoples of Southern Maryland, incorporating poetry by Quenton Baker. Its 2020 account describes community review of designs, selection in 2019 and installation beginning in October 2020. The project links interpretation, artistic collaboration and institutional history.
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