Royal London and Rankin tackle taboo surrounding death

‘What if “the conversation” wasn’t so difficult?’

Adam Saville
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Mutual insurer joins forces with British photographer Rankin for new digital exhibition Lost for Words

Royal London has partnered with British portrait and fashion photographer, Rankin, to encourage more open conversations around death with a free digital exhibition, which has launched today. Inspired by the issue of mortality in light of the global pandemic, Lost For Words, shot by Rankin, is made up of a series of photographs of people superimposed next to images of loved ones they have lost. It also includes an interview series and short film discussing the importance of talking about death and planning for the inevitable. The exhibition features the likes of Gloria Hunniford [pictu...

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