🎭 Culture Oct 5, 2026 · Noelani Kirschner

Lizz Freeman

The American Scholar
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Multimedia artist Lizz Freeman has been taking photographs of her daily life since she was 14 years old. Photography, she says, “lit a fire under me and made me so excited about art.” The pictures, mostly self-portraits from her adolescence in the 1980s and ’90s, are “so incredibly vivid that I can put the smell back in, I can put the feeling in the air back in. It is the place where my memories are held.” She now creates multimedia collage art from those photos, reflecting on “time and memory,

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