In the upcoming exhibit called, It's Only Natural, Paul Freeman will be showing his new piece, Cervus Ejectus
For the new pieces Freeman used one of the most traditional sculptural methods, metal casting, and a centuries old theme, the majestic wild animal sculpture to create works that speak to a future of variation, hybridity and potential mutation.
Details about the exhibition are on the AGA website here
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