The Weight of Memory and Line Frank Lodeizen lived through the quiet, heavy shifts of a changing Amsterdam. His early years were marked by the disruptions of war, a time when his family moved to the Veluwe to support those in hiding. He spent time at a Quaker boarding school in Eerde, an experience that left its mark on his sense of place. There was a narrow escape during the chaos of 1943, a moment of survival that shaped a life lived with a certain urgency. He grew up in a world where the old certainties were being dismantled, and his art would later reflect that same impulse to strip thin…