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Fay Buurman is a Dutch         Multidisciplinary Designer
 currently studying Graphic Design at ArtEZ Arnhem.

    With an interest in textiles, craft, and the             intersection of      
  analog and digital processes.

Rooted in an admiration
for hands-on practices,
Fay’s work explores the unpredictable beauty of materiality,light, and sound, often integrating performative and experimental elements.


Fay’s projects question what is human, mundane,
or divine in the creative process.
Collaboration plays a central role, engaging
with other creatives and materials as equal partners
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      A5, printed on recycled paper. 
      Sewing machine bound  



















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       * Een Ode aan het Lege Bordje
      2023




           A visual collection of media, 
          sourced from the Rijksmuseum archive,
                                                                    featuring plates. 
      Food is appriacted and aestheticized in it’s complete state,
      but where does this appriciation go 
              when the plates are empty? 

              Through zooming in on food scraps and 
                        cutlery placement
      and manually cutting out and reframing plates,
      this collection shifts the focus from abundance to aftermath.

         It challenges our aestheticized view of dining,
          highlighting what is usually overlooked:
              remnants, traces, and quiet gestures of use.