About

Iza IJzerman is a multidisciplinary artist and writer whose work explores queerness, grief, and the quiet absurdities of being alive. With a background in psychology and a deep pull toward storytelling in all forms, she moves fluidly between mediums, writing fiction, composing music, and working behind the scenes in film.

 

She was the production coordinator for the feature film The Dadchelor, still models internationally, and writes songs that feel like the emotional aftermath of a conversation you almost had.

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Currently studying Music Business at Berklee College of Music, she is expanding her creative practice to understand the industry from the inside out—bridging art and infrastructure, intuition and structure.

 

Her debut novel, The Chaos We Create, began as a series of voice notes about comphet, overthinking, and the queerness she spent years trying to explain away. What started as a private unraveling became a deeply personal story about becoming, late, loud, and full of feeling.