Through lines and colors borrowed and blended from a hybrid of cultures, Freeman’s works fold and unfold the myths and symbols that surround us.

Hong Kong-born Kaye Freeman moved to Tokyo, England, and Australia before settling in Los Angeles; hers is a transcultural journey that informs a complex visual practice capturing the frenetic nature of the ether through lines and colors borrowed and blended from a hybrid of cultures. From cityscapes to abstracted self-portraits, vibrant large-scale paintings and drawings in oil paint, oil stick, graphite, and mixed media explore the myths and symbols shaping modern life.

“Through painting and drawing I fold and unfold the myths that surround us like a cosmic origami.”