What began as a creative impulse has become a passion.
ReMember brings together art, design, strategy and a globally unique technique to create something that goes beyond the individual artwork. Because art can be more than decoration. It can capture attention, tell stories and direct our gaze towards things that are otherwise easily overlooked.
That is what drives us: the belief that visibility can be the first step towards change. By giving endangered animals a face, a voice and a story, perhaps we can create something that reaches beyond art itself.
40,000 delicate brushstrokes for an idea that is bigger than a single artwork.
Behind ReMember are countless hours, brushstrokes and the passion of Christoph Waldner, initiator and creative force behind the project, illustrator, designer and artist from Stuttgart. He has been involved with art since his youth. With ReMember, he brings together his many years of experience in design and visual communication with his personal fascination for nature.
For Christoph, ReMember is an attempt to answer one question: How can art take responsibility today?
His answer is a collection of artworks that do not simply want to be looked at. They are meant to touch us, make us pause and perhaps leave a thought behind that stays with us.
Because in the end, it is not about creating a beautiful picture.
It is about making visible something that might otherwise go unnoticed.
80 layers of colour for eternity.
Jon-Andri is the specialist behind the unique technique used by ReMember. You could call him our “tattoo artist” – with one small difference: instead of applying the scanned motifs by hand, he uses highly precise machinery to embed them deep into the surface of the aluminium.
What emerges is something truly unique: each motif is built into the aluminium layer by layer. The colour is not simply printed onto the surface – it becomes part of the material.
This creates a special depth and durability that gives each work its own distinctive character.
Perhaps the comparison with a tattoo is therefore not so far-fetched: A tattoo is made to last a lifetime. ReMember is embedded in aluminium to last.
More than 80,000 frames for digital worlds.
Strategy meets passion.
Florian Mayerhoffer supports ReMember in making the idea behind the images visible and reaching people where stories are created and shared today.
He brings structure to the artistic content, develops digital ways of communicating the project and helps turn attention into active participation. For him, every work is a dialogue between people and nature.
Florian may not be a digital nomad. He is much more grounded and firmly rooted. There are, however, a few digital projects already listed in his professional journey.
We are curious to see how far this one will go.
From an Impulse to a Mission
DD ReMember has grown organically – carried by the response and encouragement of people who share our vision. Today, it has become more than just a project; it has become a commitment. We enjoy the process, but we also feel the urgency behind it.
At a time when habitats are disappearing, our aluminium artworks are intended to make a statement that lasts.
We want to reach many people, inspire them to become part of it, and show together:
If not us, who will?