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Lizan Freijsen<\/h1>\n

Fungi and our attempt to ban molds and moisture spots from our everyday environment fascinate Lizan Freijsen. In the project \u2018Decay on demand\u2019 photos of leakages were transformed into wallpaper and installed primarily in new houses in order to give them a history. Changing something ugly into products of value is Freijsen\u2019s way of recycling what is already present. Embracing imperfection is in fact a respond to the over controlled society in which we live.<\/p>\n

Traces of decay find their way back inside also as interior objects, in order to remind us of what we tend not to see. By turning moisture stains into textiles, Lizan Freijsen focuses on these blind spots and visualizes their beauty.<\/p>\n

Freijsen\u2019s work has been shown around the world. Her most recent exhibition is \u2018The Living Surface \u2018 in Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam in 2017. Her works can be found in private and public collections.<\/p>\n

Freijsen studied at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She lives and works in Rotterdam, NL.<\/p>\n

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