Douglas Olmsted Freeman
Doug Freeman creates public sculpture that invites people in. His fountains, plazas, and sculptural environments are designed not simply to be viewed, but to be experienced. People move through them. Over time they become gathering places within the communities where they live.
For more than four decades Freeman has worked at the intersection of sculpture, community, and public space, creating installations that transform parks, plazas, and civic spaces into places of discovery and shared memory.
The Lion’s Fountain
Town Plaza, Culver City, California
Shichifukujin – The Seven Lucky Gods
Akabane Plaza, Tokyo, Japan
Fountain of the Wind
Canal Park, Duluth, Minnesota
Mississippi Guardian Birds
Upper Landing Park, St. Paul, Minnesota
