Adrianne Freeman

Symbols, Stories, and the Sacred in the Everyday

Utah-based multimedia artist Adrianne Freeman creates work that bridges the mystical and the deeply human. Her practice spans acrylic and watercolor painting, collage, and the Ukrainian folk art of Pysanky egg decorating—a delicate, centuries-old process of wax-resist design. Drawing inspiration from nature, transformation, and myth, Adrianne uses her art to explore how we find meaning and connection in daily life.

As a queer artist, she is passionate about building inclusive spaces where creativity is accessible to all. She leads workshops, free art libraries, and community-driven projects designed to remind people that art isn’t a luxury—it’s a birthright.

ABOUT THE ART

Adrianne’s paintings often blend dreamlike imagery with natural symbolism: owls soaring through cosmic skies, flowers blooming from fragments of memory, and patterns that speak to the quiet wisdom of the natural world. Her work balances intimacy and universality, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover wonder.

Upcoming Workshops:

Pysanky Egg Art: Ancient Symbols, Modern Hands
Mixed Media & Meaning — exploring storytelling through layered materials.

Connect & Purchase:
Follow Adrianne on Instagram @adriannefreeman for available works, event listings, and updates on community projects.

Adrianne Freeman

Symbols, Stories, and the Sacred in the Everyday

ABOUT THE ART

Art reminds us that wonder is still hiding in plain sight.

Connect with Adrianne

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