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As the owner of a custom framing store, Lurita “LB” Brown knows which objects her customers feel strongly enough to put behind glass. She noticed a shift when people were stuck at home during the pandemic.
“They re looking around and saying, ‘Oh, I remember that photograph, what did I do with it?’”she recalled. “They go to the car, ‘Oh, the glass was broken.’” Other clients found works of art they d gotten from relatives and decided to have them reframed.
These works of art weren’t all just for nicer backgrounds on Zoom. Brown saw similar behavior after the September 11th attacks.