Mirror and chrome sculpture, 1986. 645x585x243 mm; 25 3/8x23>x9 5/8 inches. Incised with signature and artist's copyright, dated and numbered 2/30 on the outer circular element lower right.
Freedman's (born 1952) kinetic sculptures are included in several public and private collections, including Portland Community College, Oregon. Additionally, in 2011 Freedman was commissioned by the Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts to create Possibilitree, a monumental bronze, titanium and concrete kinetic sculpture for a high school campus in Kea'au. Born in Columbus, Ohio, he has lived and worked in Maui since 1986.
