Fly Freeman is not what I expected. When I first saw her sculptures, some of them quite large, and carved from wood or stone, I assumed Fly was a man. I looked at her website and found wonderful images, but not a lot about Fry herself. Then I found an interview on You Tube, and was impressed by her views on transforming and caring for a community by beautifying it.
Grasses, Fly Freeman
Freeman trained at the Edinburgh College of Art. Her sculptures can be seen in Scotland, England, France, and in private collections.
A Public Commission by Fly Freeman
Not only do I love her sculptures, she also works in collaboration with a glass artist. Francis Muscat works with Fly, and joins in her passion for public art that can transform the feeling of a place.
Coloured-glass-in-river, Francis Muscat and Fly Freeman
With their shared passions for art, and shared desire to impact the community in a positive way, the two artists bring something special. See more of their work: http://www.flyfreeman.com/home.html and http://muscatfreeman.com/muscatfreeman/
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