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Dec 10, 2023 21 min

Who is Zanis Waldheims?

from Hypermemoir Hosted by Chris Valdheims

In this episode, Chris Valdheims shares the story of his grandfather, Zanis Waldheims, a geometric abstract artist he only learned about in 2009. Chris explains how he discovered his grandfather's artwork and its impact on his life. He also discusses his search for family history and his connection with Yves, a friend of his grandfather who preserved his legacy. Chris delves into his grandfather's philosophy and the recognition his artwork has received in recent years. Takeaways Discovering family history can be a transformative experience and provide valuable insights into one's identity. Preserving and sharing the legacy of loved ones can profoundly impact future generations. Art can convey complex philosophical ideas and offer new perspectives on the world. Recognition and appreciation for an artist's work may come long after their passing, highlighting the importance of perseverance and belief in one's creative expression. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:21 Discovering My Grandfather's Artwork 05:10 Searching for Family History 09:56 Connecting with Yves and Preserving the Legacy 12:00 Exploring My Grandfather's Philosophy 16:13 Recognition and Exhibitions 20:31 The Unfolding Story --- Join the mailing list or follow me on Instagram to receive more insights and resources related to this podcast: https://hypermemoir.beehiiv.com/subscribe https://instagram.com/hypermemoir

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