Freedom sculpture

"Freedom" sculpture by Zenos Frudakis. Location: String Theory Charter High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. #FreedomSculpture #Freedom #ZenosFrudakis #BreakingFreeFromYourMold #sculpture

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Freedom, 2001, Zenos Frudakis : "I wanted to create a sculpture almost anyone, regardless of their background, could look at and instantly recognize that it is about the idea of struggling to break free. This sculpture is about the struggle for achievement of freedom through the creative process.(...) It is important to me that the public interact with the sculpture, not just intellectually and emotionally but physically."

Hope, faith and love are therefore the only forces that make it possible for us to go through life in the best physical, psychic.

"Jump into Freedom" by SherLizz (January 2011) - inspired by the Slavery Monument by Erwin de Vries in Amsterdam/Oosterpark

Internationally recognized sculptor Zenos Frudakis is most known for his " Freedom " sculpture. "Freedom" sculpture known around the world as: Freedom (English), Libertad (Spanish), Liberté (French), Libertà (Italian), Vryheid (Afrikaans), حرية(Arabic), ազատություն (Armenian), azadlıq (Azerbaijani), Freedom (Basque), свабода (Belarusian), স্বাধীনতা (Bangali), свобода (Bulgarian), llibertat (Catalan), 自由 (Chinese), sloboda (Croation), svoboda (Czech), frihed (Danish), vrijheid…

Freedom by Sung

This shows a man who is trapped or stuck in a wall and looks like he wants to get out.