Dan Freeman – Sculptures

“Portal”
by Dan Freeman
welded steel, aluminum
currently in Matzke’s Sculpture Park
$7,200.

April 11th – May 17th, Dan Freeman’s “Botanical” Series

Dan Freeman
Botanical:Willows
mixed media
18-1/2” x 12” x 10”
$450. SOLD
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Big Red
mixed media
22-1/2” x 16” x 11”
$375 SOLD
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Red
mixed media
16-1/2” x 12” x 12”
$400.
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Reds by Moonlight
mixed media
25” x 11” x 10”
$485
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Black Rose
mixed media
27” x 11” x 11”
$450.
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Small Pinks with Rock
mixed media
18-1/2” x 16” x 10”
$450
Dan Freeman
Botanical: Small Yellows
mixed media
18-1/2” x 12” x 10”
$375

Small Works available 2026:

Dan Freeman
Arrangement
22” tall Wood, painted aluminum, brass
$800
Dan Freeman
Portal, Small 
21” tall Painted welded steel, wood 
$650
Dan Freeman  
Dancer (Ode to Calder)
20-1/2” tall  Painted aluminum, wood
$600.
Dan Freeman  
Red Maquette, 3 Holes (Ode to Calder)
15” tall  Painted aluminum, wood
$600.
Dan Freeman
Magritte’s Token
8.5″ tall Painted aluminum, rock, steel 
$400

Outdoor Sculptures

Dan Freeman
Seed
welded steel, patina, rock
$3600.
Dan Freeman
Between, a Rock
welded steel, patina, rock
$3500.
Detail
Between, a Rock
by Dan Freeman
welded steel, patina, rock $3500.
“Torch”
Welded steel approx. 4′ tall $1,200 SOLD

Dan Freeman
“Buck Rogers Remembered”
Wood, aluminum approx. 24″ tall
$600
Dan Freeman
“It’s Only a Crescent Moon” 
Welded steel, wood, aluminum approx. 18″ tall
$500
Dan Freeman
“A Bolt From…”
Welded steel, wood, aluminum  approx. 20″ tall  
$500
Dan Freeman
“Black Bird, Small”
welded steel with patina
on red Jasper stone, 131/2″ x 6″ x 4″
$750 SOLD
“Black Totemic”
Ebonized wood approx. 24″ tall $800
“Moon Dial: Timepiece With No Moving Parts”
Wood assemblage approx. 24″ tall. $600
Dan Freeman
“Resolved”
2014 72” x 15” x 18”
steel w/ rock
$ 3600 SOLD
Crescent Variation #3
by Dan Freeman
84″ high x 34″ wide
welded steel
$4400. SOLD
Dan Freeman
“Feather’s Flight”
welded steel, aluminum, copper
$2,400
SOLD
Dan Freeman
Crescent Variation
welded steel
64 h x 22w x 7d
$4,200 SOLD
Dan Freeman
“Celtic Moonrise”
7 feet tall
welded steel, aluminum, stainless steel
$7,250
Dan Freeman
“Hybrid Pink””
welded steel, wood
rose bush, painted aluminum
$2,600
Dan Freeman
“History of Modern Art, Abridged”
31.5″ x 8.5″ x 14.5″
wood, rock, corokia cotoneaster
painted wood
$3,200
Dan Freeman
“Modern Stele”
81 x 15 x 28
Steel, rock,
stainless steel
$4,400 SOLD
Dan Freeman
“A Bolt From The Blue”
painted welded steel
$2,30O
Dan Freeman
“Ikebana
steel
$1,850
SOLD
Dan Freeman
“Party Favor”
steel and painted steel
SOLD
Dan Freeman
“Big Red Wiggle”
painted steel
$3,000

Dan Freeman
“Minimal Minotaur”
steel
$3700 SOLD
Dan Freeman
Willendorf Updated
welded steel, patina, cherry, oak
$1200
Dan Freeman
Small Rock Shrine
welded steel, patina, rock, cherry
$1200.
Dan Freeman
Heavy Metal Haiku #2
welded steel, patina, wood, aluminum
$1100.
Dan Freeman
With Cherry on Top
38-1/2” tall
Welded steel, wood
$1400 SOLD
Steady Flame
by Dan Freeman
welded steel, cherry
$1100 SOLD
Angle of Repose #2 
by Dan Freeman 
27.5″ x 5.25″ x 18.5″
welded steel, wood, rock 
$1200

Call 360-387-2759 or email: matzke@camano.net to purchase.

Dan Freeman has been a student of art history and the human endeavor of “object making” his entire life. Endless curiosity seems to be the main driver of his artistic expression today.
As a human growing up there was nothing he wouldn’t take apart just to see how it went together. He is like this still. This may explain why he is willing to combine disparate materials into a new “whole” for a piece of sculpture he is making.
There is a sense of surprise and playfulness in much of Dan’s work. As he says “If we aren’t having fun and enjoying life and other people, then why are we here?”
Dan has been making sculptural objects– markers, talismans and fetishes– his whole life, combining elemental materials– wood, metal, stone and glass– to achieve the desired results.
“In my work I express who I am and how I see the world” is how he puts it. Makes sense to me.