In 2022, East Anglian charity, Break, worked with Wild in Art to deliver yet another family-friendly art sculpture trail to the county! This time, the theme was GoGoDiscover. Dozens of dinosaurs and mammoths popped up across Norfolk, and Shred Station is delighted to have sponsored 2 of the trail sculptures.
This is not the first time Shred Station has sponsored a sculpture for Break’s GoGo trails. Our past sculptures include a “Dragon Fly” as part of the 2015 GoGoDragons trail and a “Harey Spider” for the 2018 GoGoHares trail. This is, however, the first year we are sponsoring 2 different sculptures!
A closer look at our sculptures
Shredasaurus
Our scary Shredasaurus was on display outside The Forum in Norwich’s town centre. The realistic beast came to life thanks to local artist, Phil Daniels, and is being cautiously contained in a Jurassic Park-style cage built by Shred Station’s very own Andy Macgregor.
Origamisaurus
At Shred Station, we are positively obsessed with paper. Most of the time, we are shredding it in tonnes to keep our customers’ data safe, recycling the shredded parts as we go. For our second sculpture, however, we dove into the more elegant art of origami. Our prehistoric paper pal, Origamisaurus, was displayed in the Castle Quarter Shopping Centre for the duration of the trail.
