Liza Rinkema Rapuš (she/they)
is an artist and cultural organizer,.
In their artistic work they engage with the continuum of corporeality and literacy, musing on the various intelligences and histories of non~human bodies and engaging in speculative somatic practices that re-write embodied scripts of division and capitalization.
Their work includes sitespecific sonic storytelling, speculative essays, as well as workshops blending somatics, critical thinking and fictional writing.
They are a part of the makerscommunity at Buitenplaats Brienenoord, situated on the Brienenoord Island on the Maas river in Rotterdam. At Zone2Source, testing ground for art & ecology, they develop public programme for co-creative artistic research in the Amstelpark. Up until recently they were part of the advisory board of APRIA, ArtEZ Platform for Research Interventions in the Arts, and Field of Study, a residency and publication project aiming to facilitate infrastructures for anti-extractivist, collective and embodied study within the arts.
Liza graduated from the Dutch Art Institute with an MFA in Art & Critical Theory, as well as from Utrecht University with a BA in theatre and dance studies.
is an artist and cultural organizer,.
In their artistic work they engage with the continuum of corporeality and literacy, musing on the various intelligences and histories of non~human bodies and engaging in speculative somatic practices that re-write embodied scripts of division and capitalization.
Their work includes sitespecific sonic storytelling, speculative essays, as well as workshops blending somatics, critical thinking and fictional writing.
They are a part of the makerscommunity at Buitenplaats Brienenoord, situated on the Brienenoord Island on the Maas river in Rotterdam. At Zone2Source, testing ground for art & ecology, they develop public programme for co-creative artistic research in the Amstelpark. Up until recently they were part of the advisory board of APRIA, ArtEZ Platform for Research Interventions in the Arts, and Field of Study, a residency and publication project aiming to facilitate infrastructures for anti-extractivist, collective and embodied study within the arts.
Liza graduated from the Dutch Art Institute with an MFA in Art & Critical Theory, as well as from Utrecht University with a BA in theatre and dance studies.