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Work by Liza Wolters: blue-tinted video projected across four vertical dark panels, like elevator doors, in a dim space.
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International Residency

Liza Wolters

Installation view from the solo exhibition NOW IS A DIFFERENT BACK THEN, Museum SCHUNCK* Heerlen (NL), 2017/2018, Various materials and media under which photography, video and found materials, Various sizes. Image description: Installation view of a white gallery with columns, photographs of varied sizes on the walls, and a sheet printed with green terrain on the floor.
Text fragment from the group exhibition The Things That Find Us, a sentence that continues outside on a wall as a dialogue, binding the works within the exhibition space. 2024. Studio Delftseplein during ART Rotterdam. Image description: Seen from above, letters spaced across a tiled floor by a window spell "(to have) time to say goodbye."
Video still from the research project IT MIGHT BE GONE, IT MIGHT BECOME about the representation of an experienced moment and the possibility to translate them based on my memories. 2020 - ongoing. Image description: Looking down on a row of backyards behind brick houses, where a rotary clothesline hung with stuffed animals stands on a paved patio.
Bodily Metaphors of Various kinds, multiple screen installation at Erasmus MC Hospital, Rotterdam. All the footage has been filmed at the hospital, as a video essay reflecting on organ transplantation. 2024. Image description: Two screens side by side, one showing a blurred ceiling fixture and the other a close-up of fabric folds, each with small red subtitles.
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The practice of visual artist Liza Wolters (1992) is like a fluid repository that is constantly growing, consisting of experiences and encounters, finds and materials that come together and grow apart again. She works with photography, video, installations, text, sound, publications and (found) objects.

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Funder logos for CBK R'DAM in red, Gemeente Rotterdam in green, and Fonds Kwadraat in white outline lettering, on black.

Liza Wolters' residency at NARS, in part, is made possible by the support of Mondriaan Fund, Gemeente Rotterdam, fonds kwadraat, Bekker-de-la-Bastide Fonds, and CBK Rotterdam.

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