Brittle Stars ‘24
Set in Stone ‘21 (ongoing)
Melting Metal ‘20
Earth Perfume ‘20
Fluorescent Signals ‘15-‘21
↪︎ Pond Ecology ‘20
The Mushroom Club ‘17
Research Archive
MSA ‘18
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- The work of Lisa van Casand (NL, 1990) revolves around revising our relationship with animals, plants, and minerals – a shift from exploitation to solidarity.
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Lisa van Casand, b.1990
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studio@lisavancasand.nl
studio@lisavancasand.nl
AST / 2020
Lisa van Casand (NL, 1990) creates research-based, scientific-poetic, mixed-media installations. Her work addresses the way humans are changing the composition of the atmosphere, Earth's surface, and oceans. In her artistic practice, everything revolves around revising our relationship with animals, plants, and minerals – a shift from exploitation to solidarity. How do we tell stories that not only inform but also wonder, connect, and move us?
She graduated from KABK (Department of Photography) in 2017. Her project was awarded the Photography Department Prize and the Heden Start Award.
She collaborates with scientific and research institutes and completed an art/science honors program at KNAW. Her work is supported by the Mondriaan Fund, The Matter Project for Exploratory Photography, and Galerie Heden, and has been exhibited at the Yangzhou Culture Centre (CN), Stroom (NL), Designblok (CZ), Stedelijk Book Club (NL), and Festival van Controle (BE), among others.
Lisa van Casand (NL, 1990) creates research-based, scientific-poetic, mixed-media installations. Her work addresses the way humans are changing the composition of the atmosphere, Earth's surface, and oceans. In her artistic practice, everything revolves around revising our relationship with animals, plants, and minerals – a shift from exploitation to solidarity. How do we tell stories that not only inform but also wonder, connect, and move us?
She graduated from KABK (Department of Photography) in 2017. Her project was awarded the Photography Department Prize and the Heden Start Award.
She collaborates with scientific and research institutes and completed an art/science honors program at KNAW. Her work is supported by the Mondriaan Fund, The Matter Project for Exploratory Photography, and Galerie Heden, and has been exhibited at the Yangzhou Culture Centre (CN), Stroom (NL), Designblok (CZ), Stedelijk Book Club (NL), and Festival van Controle (BE), among others.