Molly Rose Freeman

Molly Rose Freeman uses geometric forms, exploring the rhythms and relationships that exist from the microscopic to the galactic. Inspired by sacred design and ornamentation in religious architecture, she paints large-scale public works to explore how principles of geometry and repetition can be used to synthesize similar spaces of heightened consciousness within the urban landscape.

Freeman was selected as a 2014-2015 Walthall Fellow through Wonderroot. She has been involved in arts education programs with MOCA-GA, Emory University, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, One Love Generation and Turning Sun School. She has painted murals in collaboration with Living Walls: The City Speaks, Fountain Art Fair, the Atlanta BeltLine, and Forward Warrior. Some of her recent clients include the Atlanta Hawks, Indigo Hotels, W Hotels and the City of Charleston. Freeman is a Resident with The Creatives Project and maintains a studio at Atlanta’s Goat Farm Arts Center.