I remember doing the photo shoot to capture this photo of Steve to reference for the artwork. It was way early in my career and I didn’t have proper lights for doing proper photo shoots.
So, I had Steve hold a flashlight pointed at his own face, I held a lamp without the lampshade to the left, Steve’s right, and I bounced the camera’s flash off the ceiling. It was unorthodox, but it did work.
Steve
2012
Found objects glued to board
23.875 x 31.125 inches
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Lily
2018
Found objects glued to board
28.625 x 34.875 inches
Zac Freeman is a leading Assemblage Artist who repurposes found objects to capture cultural bits of history in his contemporary artworks (also called Junk Art – Recycled Art – Environmental Art – Plastic Art – Art From Waste – Assemblage Art).
Zac Freeman's junk art focuses primarily on portraits created by assembling found objects, disposable goods, and the leftover trash of things we consume in our society. His recycled art continue to encapsulate cultural change.
Please refer back to the website often or contact Woolff Gallery to see when I'm showing near you.
Artwork Udo Lindenberg exhibited and permanent home aboard World Dream, Dream Cruises.
Exhibited at the world-renowned Saatchi Gallery in London England in their inaugural Strarta Art Fair.
Excited to be a part of the Art Basel Miami week by exhibiting at Scope Miami in my home state of Florida.
Zac Freeman is represented by Woolff Gallery located in central London.
Contact Woolff Gallery for information on Zac Freeman's upcoming exhibition schedule, available artworks, if you're interested in a commissioned artwork, and all further inquiries.
Woolff Gallery
89 Charlotte St
London
W1T 4PU
+44 (0) 207 631 0551
United Kingdom
Nick Woolff nick@woolffgallery.co.uk
Zac Freeman zac@zacfreeman.com
