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"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu

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Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.

"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu

Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.
Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.

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"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu

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Artist credits:
Photography: Igrien Yin Liu
Hair: Mark van Westerop
Makeup: Anh Nguyaen
Talent: Lanxiang Vermeulen via Future Faces

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"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu

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Artist credits:
Photography: Igrien Yin Liu
Hair: Mark van Westerop
Makeup: Anh Nguyaen
Talent: Lanxiang Vermeulen via Future Faces

Untitled

"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu

Dutch-born Chinese visual artist Igrien Liu creates a series for Currant Magazine's book N°Fantastic about being able to be yourself and learning to let go.

"In this series, I see so much of myself in a way and the road that I’m currently on. I find that my pregnancy is changing me so much as a person already, and, by extension, as an artist as well. I can’t fully describe it yet — but it has a lot to do with learning to work with an uninhibited mindset and most of all, learning to let go."

— Igrien Liu


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